M-501
M-501 came out of Monterrey in the early 2000s with a debut album called "A Todo Volumen." That record had "Amigo Drogadicto," a song about addiction that...
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M-501 came out of Monterrey in the early 2000s with a debut album called "A Todo Volumen." That record had "Amigo Drogadicto," a song about addiction that became their most recognizable track. They also put out "El Viaje" in 2003 and "Sueños Rotos" in 2006.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being explicit or dealing with drug themes. The band had an original lineup with Luis Miguel Moreno on vocals, Jesús Jaime Ortiz on guitar, Alejandro Lucio González on drums, and Ernesto Martínez Sánchez on bass.
Beyond "Amigo Drogadicto," their catalog includes songs like "Caricatura," "Chica Perfecta," and "El Gordo De La Escuela." They kept performing and releasing music after those early albums, though the lineup changed over time.
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