MetropoleOcultaNR
MetropoleOcultaNR formed in Mexico City in 2013, with a name that translates to "Hidden Metropolis." The group includes Jaime Garcia on vocals and guitar,...
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MetropoleOcultaNR formed in Mexico City in 2013, with a name that translates to "Hidden Metropolis." The group includes Jaime Garcia on vocals and guitar, Ricardo Rivel handling synthesizers and programming, and Carla Garcia playing cello and contributing vocals. Their debut EP was called "Oculto," and they followed it with releases like "NR" and "Ciudad Invisible."
Their song "Certeza" became their most recognized track, with its Spanish title meaning "certainty." The band's music blends electronic elements with traditional Mexican influences, creating a sound that feels both urban and introspective. They've built their work around exploring themes of city life and personal identity through this mix of styles.
MetropoleOcultaNR's lyrics sometimes touch on social and political subjects, which has drawn varied reactions over time. They've maintained a consistent approach through their EPs and singles, keeping their collaborative three-member structure while developing their particular blend of electronic programming and acoustic instrumentation like cello.
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