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Mal Reves
Mal Reves formed in Medellin, Colombia in 2004 with members Martin Rodriguez, Alejandro Lopera, and Juan Diego Santamaria. They worked through early financial...
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Mal Reves formed in Medellin, Colombia in 2004 with members Martin Rodriguez, Alejandro Lopera, and Juan Diego Santamaria. They worked through early financial constraints and limited local support.
Their debut album '6 de Septiembre' arrived in 2007, with the title track becoming a national hit. The song's lyrics about loss and resilience connected with listeners.
Later albums like 'Sonido Real' (2010) and 'Mala Vida' (2013) showed the band exploring different directions, from Colombian folk influences to darker themes. Another song, 'Recuerdo,' also appears among their notable tracks.
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