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Marcela Viejo
Marcela Viejo formed in Mexico City, playing small local venues where they developed their sound. Their single "Lejos de Aquí" connected with listeners across...
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Marcela Viejo formed in Mexico City, playing small local venues where they developed their sound. Their single "Lejos de Aquí" connected with listeners across Latin America, with its lyrics about wanting something beyond current circumstances.
They also recorded "Órdenes Para Mí" with Manuel Mendoza. The band sometimes drew criticism for being outspoken in their music, but this didn't diminish their following among fans who appreciated their perspective.
They released several albums that received positive reviews from critics.
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