Reno871
Reno871 formed in 2006 in Tijuana, Mexico, with Erick Gutiérrez on vocals, Gabriel Orona on guitar, Leonel Monge on bass, and Alan Ochoa on drums. They played...
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Reno871 formed in 2006 in Tijuana, Mexico, with Erick Gutiérrez on vocals, Gabriel Orona on guitar, Leonel Monge on bass, and Alan Ochoa on drums. They played rock music that drew attention for its raw lyrics, which sometimes touched on difficult subjects like addiction and social issues. This approach led to some criticism from conservative groups, but it also connected with listeners who recognized those themes in their own lives.
In 2010, the band released their debut album "El Eco de Tu Voz." The song "Adicto" from that album became particularly well-known, resonating with fans for its direct portrayal of addiction and love. Another track, "Only Facts," also appears among their most recognized songs. The band has released several albums since then, including "La Victoria Reside en Caer" in 2013 and "Huracán" in 2017.
The lineup has remained relatively stable over time, with Gutiérrez, Orona, Monge, and Ochoa continuing as members. Their music maintains a straightforward rock sound with lyrics that don't shy away from personal or social commentary.
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