Jmarie
Jmarie formed in Mexico City in 2016 with María José Arellano on vocals, José Pablo Soto on guitar, Roberto Rey on bass, and Héctor "Tito" Nava on drums....
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Jmarie formed in Mexico City in 2016 with María José Arellano on vocals, José Pablo Soto on guitar, Roberto Rey on bass, and Héctor "Tito" Nava on drums. Their sound mixed pop and rock with some traditional Mexican elements, and they wrote about love and personal experiences.
In 2017, their single "Hoy Sé Que Es Amar" became a national hit. They followed it with other songs like "El Amor Es Así" in 2018 and "Me Enamoré de Ti" in 2019. The band faced a legal dispute with their former record label in 2019, and some of their lyrics drew criticism for how they portrayed gender roles.
Jmarie's music found an audience in Mexico with its straightforward pop-rock approach and Arellano's expressive vocal delivery. They kept releasing material through 2020 with songs like "Sin Ti No Soy Nada."
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