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Victtoryano
Victtoryano is a Mexican band that formed in the mid-2000s. Their debut album came out in 2006, sharing its name with the song "Mentira Covarde." That track...
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Victtoryano is a Mexican band that formed in the mid-2000s. Their debut album came out in 2006, sharing its name with the song "Mentira Covarde." That track became a hit for them.
They released several albums over the following years, including "Piel y Alma" in 2008, "El Regreso de los Dioses" in 2011, and "Victtoryano y Los Dioses" in 2015. The group experienced some lineup changes during this time.
Víctor García was the band's lead vocalist and songwriter. Other early members included Cristián Sánchez on guitar, Ricardo "Ricky" Ávalos on bass, and Juan Carlos "J.C." López on drums.
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