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Snappy Fools
Snappy Fools formed in Mexico City around 2014, with Mauricio Islas on vocals, Diego Martinez on guitar, Alejandro Garcia on bass, and Samuel Rivera on drums....
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Snappy Fools formed in Mexico City around 2014, with Mauricio Islas on vocals, Diego Martinez on guitar, Alejandro Garcia on bass, and Samuel Rivera on drums. They started playing together with an interest in mixing rock and electronic sounds with some traditional Mexican elements.
Their track "El Juego De Tu Vida" became their most recognizable song. It appeared on their 2016 debut album "Rompiendo Cadenas." The band has mentioned listening to artists like Coldplay, The Killers, and Bomba Estéreo.
In 2017, there were some plagiarism claims about "El Juego De Tu Vida" being similar to another musician's work, but those accusations didn't stick around. The band released a second studio album after their debut.
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