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Osgori
Osgori is a Mexican trio known for their song "Tres Almas." The group includes Armando Palomas on vocals, Fernando Corona on guitar, and Sergio Velasco on...
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Osgori is a Mexican trio known for their song "Tres Almas." The group includes Armando Palomas on vocals, Fernando Corona on guitar, and Sergio Velasco on drums. Their music tends toward the introspective, with arrangements that can feel haunting or experimental.
They released an album called "Tres Almas" in 2016, followed by "Tiempo Circular" in 2019 and "Hacia el Bosque" in 2021. The later work incorporates some electronic and ambient elements, a shift from their earlier sound. Some of their lyrics touch on social or political themes, which has drawn mixed reactions over time.
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