Real de Catorce
Real de Catorce was a band from the Mexican ghost town of the same name. Fernando Rivera Calderón handled vocals, guitars, and keyboards, while Salvador...
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Real de Catorce was a band from the Mexican ghost town of the same name. Fernando Rivera Calderón handled vocals, guitars, and keyboards, while Salvador Moreno wrote the lyrics. Their music drew from folk and rock with some atmospheric touches, and songs like 'Adios, Parti' and 'Agua Con Sal' carried a sparse, haunting quality.
Their debut album was self-titled, followed by releases including 'Amate' and 'El Jardín Sagrado'. The band sometimes performed in unconventional spaces like abandoned churches, which along with their lyrical themes, led to occasional rumors and skepticism. They weren't a mainstream act, but developed a particular sound that felt connected to their isolated surroundings.
Other members included Guillermo Briseño on bass, Alfonso Andrée on drums, and Rodrigo Baills on keyboards. Their catalog includes tracks such as 'Barcos', 'Botellas de Mar', and 'Con El Alma Borracha'. The music often dealt with solitude and longing, avoiding bright production in favor of something more introspective and atmospheric.
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