JoJo y La Orkesta Makabra
JoJo y La Orkesta Makabra formed in Monterrey, Mexico, with José "JoJo" Madero on vocals and guitar, David "Panda" Tobón on drums, Edgar "Ecko" Huerta on...
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JoJo y La Orkesta Makabra formed in Monterrey, Mexico, with José "JoJo" Madero on vocals and guitar, David "Panda" Tobón on drums, Edgar "Ecko" Huerta on bass, and Eduardo "Lalo" Flores on guitar. Their name translates to "JoJo and the Macabre Orchestra," which gives a sense of their interest in the strange and fantastical.
They've released albums like "Disco Eterno" in 2009, "El Hombre Que No Era Yo" in 2012, and "Sesión Acústica" in 2018. Their song "Mi Vecina Es Un Alien" sparked some conversation in 2020 with its playful take on extraterrestrial themes, though the band's sound isn't easily pinned to one genre, mixing rock, pop, and electronic elements.
JoJo Madero's vocals have a particular quality that listeners often describe as haunting, which adds to the band's distinctive feel. They built an audience gradually, with their unconventional approach finding listeners who appreciated their blend of melody and imagination.
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