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Juaría
Juárez formed in Monterrey in 1985 with Alex Lora on vocals and guitar, Rey Sánchez on drums, Javier Bátiz on bass, and Arturo Velázquez on guitar. Their...
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Adios a Dios
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Amigo Mío
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Ascenso
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Astros Bajo El Mar
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Canción de Cuna
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Colores En El Viento
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El Puente Más Allá de Lo Vivido
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El Tiempo
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El Tren
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El Ángel de La Zona Sur
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Fábricas
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Guerra En Las Galaxias
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Indios Kilme
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La Jauría
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Lanzallamas
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Lobos
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Juárez formed in Monterrey in 1985 with Alex Lora on vocals and guitar, Rey Sánchez on drums, Javier Bátiz on bass, and Arturo Velázquez on guitar. Their music mixed rock with Mexican folk elements and a punk edge, avoiding the polished sound of many contemporaries.
Their song "Adiós a Dios" drew criticism from conservative groups for its questioning of organized religion. The band faced performance bans at times, including one in Mexico City after a 1988 show led to a riot.
They released albums like "En Vivo desde el Reclusorio Norte" in 1989 and "Juárez" in 1990. Other tracks included "Amigo Mío" and "Canción de Cuna."
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