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La Sincopada
La Sincopada formed in Mexico City in 1997, a group of musicians drawn to traditional Mexican music and interested in addressing social issues. They started...
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La Sincopada formed in Mexico City in 1997, a group of musicians drawn to traditional Mexican music and interested in addressing social issues. They started with limited resources and little access to mainstream outlets. Their song "El Papel del Pueblo" became a well-known piece, often tied to themes of social justice.
Their music pulls from rhythms like son jarocho, huapango, and cumbia. The lyrics, written by frontman Emmanuel "Meme" del Real, often carry political commentary. In 2008, their song "El Maíz" drew criticism for its stance against genetically modified corn, but the band kept using music to raise awareness.
They released albums such as "Chicano Son" in 1998, "El Que Baila" in 2001, "La Isla del Deseo" in 2003, "El Mundo No Es Perfecto" in 2008, and "Sólo Para Fanáticos" in 2010.
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