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Oculto Musical
Oculto Musical formed in Monterrey in 1986, with Jorge "El Coque" Muñiz on vocals, José "El Gordo" Hernández on guitar, Ricardo "El Güero" Treviño on bass,...
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Oculto Musical formed in Monterrey in 1986, with Jorge "El Coque" Muñiz on vocals, José "El Gordo" Hernández on guitar, Ricardo "El Güero" Treviño on bass, and Arturo "El Artie" Martínez on drums. Their name translates to "Hidden Music," which fit their somewhat elusive approach. They put out a self-titled debut in 1990.
Their 1992 song "El Camaleón" became a breakthrough track, pulling them to wider attention. Other songs like "No Era Necesario" and "Noviembre Sin Ti" show up in their catalog. The band mixed traditional Mexican rhythms with hard rock, which gave them a sound that didn't slot neatly into existing categories.
They kept a passionate fanbase regardless. Their work is remembered by fans of Mexican rock who appreciated that blend of styles.
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