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Molotov

Molotov formed in Mexico City in 1995 with Tito Fuentes on bass and vocals, Paco Ayala on guitar and vocals, Randy Ebright on drums and vocals, and Miky...

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Molotov, Mexico's loud, political rock band

A Mexican rock group known for confrontational lyrics and a sound that blends rap, punk, and metal.

For a quick sense of Molotov, listen to 'Gimme Tha Power' and 'Frijolero.' They frame the band's sound and attitude pretty well.

Molotov's debut album '¿Dónde Jugarán las Niñas?' in 1997 included 'Gimme Tha Power,' a track that became an anthem. Their lyrics often dealt with political and social issues, which led to radio bans and censorship in Mexico. Songs like 'Frijolero' and 'Puto' carried that confrontational edge, and 'Apocalypshit' from their 1999 album shows their raw energy.

Molotov formed in Mexico City in 1995 with Tito Fuentes, Paco Ayala, Randy Ebright, and Miky Huidobro. They followed their debut with albums like 'Apocalypshit' in 1999 and 'Dance and Dense Denso' in 2003, and kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s, putting out 'Eternamiente' in 2014.

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Molotov formed in Mexico City in 1995 with Tito Fuentes on bass and vocals, Paco Ayala on guitar and vocals, Randy Ebright on drums and vocals, and Miky Huidobro on guitar and vocals. Their debut album '¿Dónde Jugarán las Niñas?' came out in 1997 and included 'Gimme Tha Power,' a track that became something of an anthem. They followed it with albums like 'Apocalypshit' in 1999 and 'Dance and Dense Denso' in 2003.

Their lyrics often dealt with political and social issues, which led to some radio bans and censorship in Mexico. Songs like 'Frijolero' and 'Puto' carried that confrontational edge. They kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s, putting out 'Eternamiente' in 2014.

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