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RC One
RC One formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s with Rubén Cerda on vocals, César Cerda on guitar, Carlos Cecilio on bass, and Víctor Loyo on drums. Their...
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RC One formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s with Rubén Cerda on vocals, César Cerda on guitar, Carlos Cecilio on bass, and Víctor Loyo on drums. Their song 'Y Te Amo' became their most recognizable track.
Their music pulled from Latin pop and rock, with some Mexican folk rhythms in the mix. They weren't flashy innovators, but they wrote straightforward songs about love and relationships that connected with a local audience.
In 2012, the band paused activities after Rubén Cerda faced domestic violence allegations. The charges were later dropped, and they resumed playing. Their catalog is modest, anchored by that one familiar single.
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