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The Alucinados
The Alucinados formed in Bogotá, Colombia in the early 1990s around brothers Carlos "Caliche" and Andrés Cepeda, with drummer Mauricio "Tato" Lozano. Their...
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The Alucinados formed in Bogotá, Colombia in the early 1990s around brothers Carlos "Caliche" and Andrés Cepeda, with drummer Mauricio "Tato" Lozano. Their music pulled from psychedelic rock and Colombian folk traditions, creating something that felt both familiar and strange in the Latin American rock scene of that time.
In 1994, their album "Morir en París" drew attention for its subject matter, which included drug use and suicide. They followed with albums like "12 Segundos de Oscuridad" in 1996 and "Tercer Mundo" in 2000.
One of their most recognizable songs is "A.B.T.A.," which stands for "Antes de Tomar Agua." It's a track that shows their blend of haunting melody and lyrical introspection. Another song, "Mudei o Foco," appears in their catalog as well. Their work often touched on social themes and personal searching, delivered through layered guitars and traditional percussion.
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