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Hecho en México

El Tri · 1985

29 min · 8 tracks · rock music

A raw blend of rock and roll energy infused with Mexican cultural elements and lyrics that resonate with the everyday struggles of life.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Hasta que el cuerpo aguante Start here — Opening the album with infectious energy, this track captures the rebellious spirit that defines El Tri's ethos and sets the tone for the entire record.
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    La balada — This ballad highlights the band's ability to weave emotional depth into their music while maintaining a rock foundation, showcasing lyrical storytelling.
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    Mente rockera — A celebration of rock culture itself, this track not only pays homage to the genre but also emphasizes El Tri's place within it, making it a standout anthem.
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    Nunca digas que no — The song's anthemic quality encourages perseverance and hope, encapsulating the message that resonates deeply with listeners facing adversity.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short bursts of energetic anthems
  • catchy hooks for sing-alongs
  • quick, punchy listening sessions
  • invigorating tracks for gatherings

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer lengthy, immersive albums
  • want slow, contemplative music

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — This album helped solidify El Tri's reputation in the rock scene.
Career context
Released in 1985, Hecho en México was El Tri's fourth studio album, showcasing their growing prominence in the Mexican rock scene. This album came after their breakthrough record, 1983's 'El Tri', marking a period where they solidified their identity as a voice of the working class in Mexico.

Tracklist

  • 1 Hasta que el cuerpo aguante Start here 2:07
  • 2 La balada 4:25
  • 3 Era un mar 4:14
  • 4 Mente rockera 4:18
  • 5 Nunca digas que no 5:13
  • 6 Enciende el cerebro 3:23
  • 7 Una y otra vez 2:37
  • 8 F.Z. 10 3:05

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