Volumen Cero
Volumen Cero formed in Monterrey in the early 2000s with Carlos Lozano on vocals and guitar, Andres Favela on bass, and Alejandro Moreno on drums. Their sound...
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Volumen Cero formed in Monterrey in the early 2000s with Carlos Lozano on vocals and guitar, Andres Favela on bass, and Alejandro Moreno on drums. Their sound mixed alternative rock with ska and reggae rhythms, which caught on locally before spreading wider.
Their 2006 debut album included the track 'A Donde Quiera Que Voy,' which became a national hit in Mexico. The song's straightforward melody and relatable lyrics connected with listeners, though it later became part of a plagiarism dispute with another band. Moreno left the group in 2008, but they kept recording and touring.
They put out several more albums over the following decade, including 'Al Final' in 2010, 'Radio VolCero' in 2014, and 'Tres' in 2019. Other songs like 'Autos' and 'Bailarinas' show their range across rock, funk, and pop styles without settling into one formula.
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