Mariachi Guerrilla
Mariachi Guerrilla formed in Mexico City in 2014, mixing traditional mariachi instrumentation with punk rock energy. Their song 'A Morirse Sin Más' became a...
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Mariachi Guerrilla formed in Mexico City in 2014, mixing traditional mariachi instrumentation with punk rock energy. Their song 'A Morirse Sin Más' became a notable track for them, addressing social issues with direct lyrics. The band is led by Salvador Apodaca on vocals and guitar, with other members including Daniel Villaseñor on trumpet and Victor Sánchez on violin.
Their debut album 'Vamos a Morir Todos' came out in 2015, followed by 'En Vivo' in 2018 and 'El Último Aliento' in 2022. They've released songs like 'Ángeles Caídos' and 'La Makhnovista' that continue their blend of mariachi arrangements with punk attitude. Their performances are known for being energetic and direct.
While some have questioned their approach to traditional mariachi music, they've maintained their style through several albums. Their 2020 collection 'Guerrilla Canciones' gathered some of their earlier material, including 'A Morirse Sin Más' and 'Celebremos La Vida'.
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