Vorax
Vorax formed in 2012 when Adan Jodorowsky and Jay de la Cueva, who had previously played together in Estrambóticos, started a new band with bassist Diego...
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Vorax formed in 2012 when Adan Jodorowsky and Jay de la Cueva, who had previously played together in Estrambóticos, started a new band with bassist Diego Martínez and drummer David Aguilar. Their sound pulls from hard rock and punk, with Jodorowsky handling vocals and lyrics.
In 2016, the song "Asesino Inmune" connected with listeners in Mexico. Its energy and themes of resilience gave the band a wider audience. Other tracks like "Casi un Himno" and "El Monje Negro" followed on their albums.
Vorax faced a legal dispute with Sony Music Entertainment in 2017 over distribution rights, which they eventually won.
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