Mamíferos Habituales Monterrey, Mexico
With a sound of progressive alternative rock Mamiferos Habituales meets its first stage from 1993 to 1998, getting to be
part of the cultural movement of rock gestated at that time in Monterrey Mexico.
In 2015 a second stage begins and after some changes in the staff and with new musical ideas a new album entitled Canciones de Luna y Sol is now ready
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Mamíferos Habituales recommends:
Honor a quien honor merece!!! Niña, desde 1996 empezó la revolución indie aquí en Monterrey México. Recomendamos este album por la composición y por el gran sonido de las guitarras!!!
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