A Mexican rock group that formed in 1995 and kept recording through shifting lineups and social themes.
For a sense of their range, try 'Gente Detergente' and 'Cruel Soledad'. They frame the band's shift from harder tracks to something more melodic.
They came out of Monterrey in the mid-90s with a name that meant 'Eleven Shots' for their original lineup size. Their debut 'Ya No Hay Futuro' arrived in 1998, and songs like 'Cruel Soledad' show their move from harder rock to more melodic territory. Their lyrics sometimes addressed social themes, which pulled attention beyond just the music.
They formed in 1995 with Sergio Arau, Alejandro Rosso, and Enrique Blanc among the founders. After 'Ya No Hay Futuro' in 1998 and 'El Canto del Gallo' in 2000, they released albums through the 2000s like '100% Vivo' and 'El Juego de la Vida'. The lineup changed over time with musicians like Rodrigo Echávarri and Rubén Albarrán joining, and they kept recording into the 2010s.
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