Jaguares

Biography

In 1995, Jaguares was formed from the skeleton of Califanes, a Mexico Town rock group. The name transformation was because of a dream acquired by lead vocalist Saul Hernandez, who dreamt that he was playing in the Jaguar’s mouth. Soon after the name transformation, Jaguares became popular in popularity, getting among Mexico’s most treasured rock and roll bands. Their initial album, Un Equilibrio de los Jaguares, released in 1996 by RCA International, constructed a solid group of fans in a period when it had been problematic for Mexican rock and roll bands to obtain airplay or locations to try out in: the genre was frowned upon due to violence through the past due ’60s at Woodstock-like occasions. Their second discharge in 1999, a dual album known as Bajo de Azul de Tu Misterio, was come up with by bandmembers Hernandez, Sabo Romo on bass, Cesar Lopez on electric guitar, Jarris Margalli on electric guitar, and Alfonso Andre on drums, and a number of helping music artists including a string section. The record enjoyed remarkable industrial achievement and helped them fill up stadium-sized venues both in Mexico as well as the U.S. An EP, Saul Hernandez, Compositor, found its way to 2000.

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