Lambertos
Lambertos formed in Mexico City in 2002 with Mario Sandoval on vocals, Mauricio Sepulveda and Oscar Jimenez on guitars, Ernesto Torres on bass, and Mario...
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Lambertos formed in Mexico City in 2002 with Mario Sandoval on vocals, Mauricio Sepulveda and Oscar Jimenez on guitars, Ernesto Torres on bass, and Mario Escamilla on drums. Their debut album 'Sexo Verbal' came out in 2005, with the title track becoming an immediate point of attention for its direct approach to sexuality and desire.
Their music drew from funk, rock, and electronic elements, and they followed up with albums like 'Bajo la Piel' in 2006 and 'Control' in 2008. Songs such as 'Quasesemquerer' and 'Ainda É Cedo' showed their range beyond the provocative material they were known for.
Their performances and lyrics often met with censorship and protests in Mexico, but they maintained a loyal following who appreciated their unapologetic stance. The band kept recording through the 2010s, putting out 'Todo Está en la Mente' in 2010 and 'Lambertos 10' in 2012.
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