La Cizaña
La Cizaña formed in Mexico City in 1992 with Iraida Noriega on vocals, Francisco Barrios on guitar, Enrique Chumel on bass, and Gabriel Soto on drums. Their...
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La Cizaña formed in Mexico City in 1992 with Iraida Noriega on vocals, Francisco Barrios on guitar, Enrique Chumel on bass, and Gabriel Soto on drums. Their music often dealt with themes like death and social injustice, which didn't fit neatly into mainstream radio formats at the time. They built an audience through live shows rather than commercial airplay.
Their song 'Angel de Luz' drew criticism from religious groups and conservative media, who saw its lyrics about a fallen angel as blasphemous. The band didn't tone things down in response.
They released over ten studio albums, including 'El Sexto Sol' in 2001 and 'La Casa de los Muñecos de Cera' in 2006. Their sound evolved across these records, but they kept working with the same core lineup through the controversies.
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