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Los Magníficos Ciudad De México, Mexico
MEXICAN band formed in 1998, first like an instro surf rock band. After a first official recording (Los Magníficos, 2002), the lineup had some changes and their sound turned garage punk. Their lyrics are about women, sex, horror, zombies and mexican B-movies. ... more
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