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Brujeria - "El Patron"
The band name derives from the black magic used by some Mexican drug dealers to inspire fear in religious locals. The publicity surrounding the release of Matando Gueros painted a similar picture, alleging that the band were, in fact, seven psychotic Mexican drug barons, all Satanists, led by vocalist [a=Juan Brujo], and featuring three bassists ([a=Guero Sin Fe], [a=Fantasma (2)], [a=Hongo]) for a particularly heavy bottom end. The line-up was completed by [a=Asesino (2)] on guitar, [a=Greñudo] on drums and the mysterious [a=Jr. Hozicon]/Director Diabolico. Other members also were Engrave (drums), El Angelito (drums), [a=Hongo Jr.] (drums), [a=Cristo De Pisto] (guitar).
Released: 1994
Label: Alternative Tentacles
Country: US
Tracklist
| Lado Uno | ||
| A | El Patron | |
| Lado Dos | ||
| B | Hermanos Menendez |
$31.39
Brujeria - "El Patron"—
$31.39
Description
The band name derives from the black magic used by some Mexican drug dealers to inspire fear in religious locals. The publicity surrounding the release of Matando Gueros painted a similar picture, alleging that the band were, in fact, seven psychotic Mexican drug barons, all Satanists, led by vocalist [a=Juan Brujo], and featuring three bassists ([a=Guero Sin Fe], [a=Fantasma (2)], [a=Hongo]) for a particularly heavy bottom end. The line-up was completed by [a=Asesino (2)] on guitar, [a=Greñudo] on drums and the mysterious [a=Jr. Hozicon]/Director Diabolico. Other members also were Engrave (drums), El Angelito (drums), [a=Hongo Jr.] (drums), [a=Cristo De Pisto] (guitar).
Released: 1994
Label: Alternative Tentacles
Country: US
Tracklist
| Lado Uno | ||
| A | El Patron | |
| Lado Dos | ||
| B | Hermanos Menendez |
