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La Muza

La Muza came out of Mexico City in the late 1990s. Their debut album was called "La Tierra," which came out in 1998. The title track from that record became...

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La Muza came out of Mexico City in the late 1990s. Their debut album was called "La Tierra," which came out in 1998. The title track from that record became their most recognizable song.

The band's lineup included singer Anahí, guitarist Camilo Lara, and drummer Emmanuel Pérez. They worked with other artists like Café Tacvba and Julieta Venegas at different points.

After "La Tierra," they put out albums like "Amanecer" in 2001 and "Inventar el Amor" in 2005. The band took a break for a while, then got back together around 2016 to tour and record again.

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