Los Claxons

Los Claxons certainly are a pop/rock and roll music group from Monterrey, Mexico, formed around 2004 by Mauricio Sánchez (vocals, electric guitar), Nacho Llantada (vocals, electric guitar), and Edgar “Cholo” Lozano (guitar). Pablo González Sarre (bass) became a member of past due in 2005, while Cesáreo Castillo became the band’s long lasting drummer sometime in ’09 2009. A pop combo of eclectic affects, from traditional and indie rock and roll to Latin American vocalist/songwriters, Los Claxons released their debut record, Sin Ganga, in 2005 for the impartial Movic Information label. An evergrowing word-of-mouth status, aided by great visibility around the internet sites, allowed the music group to perform around Mexico, and Los Claxons finished the year starting for superstar Diego Torres in the Monterrey Industry. Los Claxons’ publicity extended when Warner Music decided to redistribute their debut recording in 2006. Another recording, En Primera, made an appearance in 2007, offering Alberto Ramos on drums. The band’s recognition kept growing continuously, and by November 2008 Los Claxons had been starting locations for Maroon 5’s Mexican tour. Their third recording — simply entitled Los Claxons and co-produced by Baltazar Hinojosa and designed by Grammy champion Javier Garza — reached the very best from the digital Mexican graphs upon its launch in-may 2010. By 2011, Los Claxons experienced established themselves as you of Mexico’s biggest functions, with their 4th recording, Camino a Encontrarte, nominated for any Latin Grammy for Greatest Rock/Pop Album. Starting up with renowned maker Thom Russo (Jay-Z, Michael Jackson), the group documented its follow-up, 2013’s El Día de Sol. At the start of 2015, Los Claxons released a assortment of live bootlegs documented at a few of their biggest displays and announced that that they had came back towards the studio room to record their 6th recording. Centro, Sur con al Otro Lado premiered in October of this year, preceded from the lead solitary “Hasta Que Vuelvas a Verme.”