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Legacia
Legacia formed in Mexico City in the late 2000s, with Jorge Pacheco on vocals, Francisco "Paco" Faraco on guitar, Luis "Wicho" Miranda on bass, and Arturo...
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Legacia formed in Mexico City in the late 2000s, with Jorge Pacheco on vocals, Francisco "Paco" Faraco on guitar, Luis "Wicho" Miranda on bass, and Arturo "Tury" Becerra on drums. They started playing small venues and underground clubs, building a following in the Latin metal scene.
Their 2014 album "Alimentando El Odio" became a turning point. The song resonated with listeners who appreciated its direct approach to difficult subjects.
Other songs like "Armagedón" and "Corazón De Metal" show the band's commitment to heavy metal sounds while tackling social themes. They've released several albums including their 2010 debut "Legacia: El Inicio."
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