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Kartel Aztlán
Kartel Aztlán formed in Tijuana in the late 1990s when vocalist Montserrath Bustamante and guitarist Eduardo "Coco" Reyes started working together. They took...
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Kartel Aztlán formed in Tijuana in the late 1990s when vocalist Montserrath Bustamante and guitarist Eduardo "Coco" Reyes started working together. They took their name from the phrase meaning "Aztec Cartel," and their music pulls from punk rock alongside traditional Mexican rhythms.
Their songs often address social and political issues facing Mexico and Latino communities, with lyrics that tackle immigration, poverty, and discrimination. The track "Que Poco Queda" specifically criticizes violence and corruption in Mexico, which drew some backlash from authorities.
The band's lineup includes bassist Omar Avilés and drummer José Manuel Morales, creating a sound built around Bustamante's vocals and Reyes's guitar work.
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