Tam Tam Go
Tam Tam Go formed in Mexico City in the late 1970s, with Rubén Albarrán as their frontman. Their music pulled from rock and traditional Mexican sounds, and...
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Tam Tam Go formed in Mexico City in the late 1970s, with Rubén Albarrán as their frontman. Their music pulled from rock and traditional Mexican sounds, and they put out albums like 'Tam Tam Go' in 1981 and 'Árboles' in 1987.
Their song 'Espaldas Mojadas' from 1983 became widely known for its lyrics about undocumented immigrants. Other tracks like 'Manuel Raquel' and 'Balada de John Idea' also appeared in their catalog.
The band included members like Luis Enrique Bonilla on guitar, Alejandro Rosso on bass, and Pedro Moctezuma on drums. Their work sometimes drew attention for its social themes.
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