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Los Monjo

Los Monjo

Los Monjo has been played on NTS shows including Yesterday's News, with Hey Tú (Hazlo Tú Mismo) first played on 14 February 2018.

Los Monjo is not a rock band, it's a whole family literally. Formed in 2003 in Guadalajara, Mexico, by 3 brothers and a cousin (all with the last name "Monjo"), they toured Europe in 2011 and have put out a handful of 7''s, making them one of the most active bands in the mexican punk scene.

Musically and lyrically, they take a lot of influences from old spanish bands, the most notorious one being Eskorbuto; they also take a lot of influences from the Rolling Stones and the Stooges.

Line up: Vocals - Tucho Bass - Rene Drums - Cesar Guitar - Peter

Discography: Cobardes EP (2008) Cerdos EP (2008) Mexicanos Al Grito De Mierda EP (2010) split w/ Ruleta Rusa (2011) split w/ Aspirina Infantil (2012) La Vida Que Todos Envidian (2013)

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Los Monjo

Los Monjo has been played on NTS shows including Yesterday's News, with Hey Tú (Hazlo Tú Mismo) first played on 14 February 2018.

Los Monjo is not a rock band, it's a whole family literally. Formed in 2003 in Guadalajara, Mexico, by 3 brothers and a cousin (all with the last name "Monjo"), they toured Europe in 2011 and have put out a handful of 7''s, making them one of the most active bands in the mexican punk scene.

Musically and lyrically, they take a lot of influences from old spanish bands, the most notorious one being Eskorbuto; they also take a lot of influences from the Rolling Stones and the Stooges.

Line up: Vocals - Tucho Bass - Rene Drums - Cesar Guitar - Peter

Discography: Cobardes EP (2008) Cerdos EP (2008) Mexicanos Al Grito De Mierda EP (2010) split w/ Ruleta Rusa (2011) split w/ Aspirina Infantil (2012) La Vida Que Todos Envidian (2013)

Original source Last.fm

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Hey Tú (Hazlo Tú Mismo)
Los Monjo
Trabuc Records, Discos MMM2014