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No Hostage
No Hostage formed in 2005 around frontman Juan Carlos Carvajal, with guitarist David Tolosa, bassist Freddy Pérez, and drummer Alex Salazar. They worked...
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No Hostage formed in 2005 around frontman Juan Carlos Carvajal, with guitarist David Tolosa, bassist Freddy Pérez, and drummer Alex Salazar. They worked through early resource limitations by playing underground venues.
Their song 'Duelo Constante' became a notable track for the band. They released albums including 'Infierno' and 'Revolución'.
Some of their lyrics addressed social and political themes, which drew mixed reactions. The band experienced internal tensions over creative differences while continuing to perform.
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