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Yasker
Yasker formed in 2016 with David Velasco on vocals, Alejandra Ornelas on guitar, and Alexandro Fernández on drums. They released their debut album 'Sueños' in...
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Yasker formed in 2016 with David Velasco on vocals, Alejandra Ornelas on guitar, and Alexandro Fernández on drums. They released their debut album 'Sueños' in 2017, which included the track 'En Mi Mente'.
Their music mixes pop, rock, and electronic elements, with Velasco writing lyrics that often deal with emotional themes. The band followed up with the 2019 album 'Pasos' and a 2021 EP called 'Renacer'.
Songs like 'Adicta' and 'Otra Vez' show their approach to blending organic instrumentation with electronic production. They work out of Mexico, though the existing history doesn't specify where exactly.
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