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Optimus
Optimus is a Latin pop act that gained attention with their single "Como Tú (part. Alex Rose)." The track features Alex Rose and seems to have found an...
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Optimus is a Latin pop act that gained attention with their single "Como Tú (part. Alex Rose)." The track features Alex Rose and seems to have found an audience, though the details about its chart performance or awards aren't specified here.
According to the available information, the group formed in Mexico City with three members: Pedro on guitar, Miguel on drums, and Daniel handling vocals. They reportedly played local club gigs early on.
Their music incorporates Latin rhythms with pop elements. Beyond "Como Tú," their catalog includes songs like "Baila Conmigo" and "Ser Humano."
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