Marulata
Marulata formed in Mexico City around 2013, with Ximena Sariñana on vocals, Felipe Ceballos on guitar, José María Arreola on keyboards, and Hugo Rodriguez on...
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Marulata formed in Mexico City around 2013, with Ximena Sariñana on vocals, Felipe Ceballos on guitar, José María Arreola on keyboards, and Hugo Rodriguez on bass. Their first album came out in 2015, followed by 'Aire' in 2017. That record's title track became their most recognizable song, along with others like 'Arde Más' and 'Lluvias'.
Their music pulls from Latin rhythms and indie pop, often with a reflective quality. The 2020 album 'Afuera' leaned into more experimental territory. At one point, there was some public discussion about their use of traditional Mexican instruments, which the band addressed by talking about their respect for those cultural roots.
They've had the usual band business to navigate, including some friction with their label after 'Aire' took off. Through it, they kept making music that feels both grounded in place and personal in its concerns.
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