Brujeria

Brujeria is a Mexican deathgrind band formed in 1989. Their 1993 debut album, "Matando Güeros," sparked controversy due to its cover featuring a severed head, which became their mascot "Coco Loco." Notable albums include "Raza Odiada" (1995), "Brujerizmo" (2000), and "Pocho Aztlan" (2016). Their lyrics address topics such as drug trafficking, satanic rituals, and migration. The band is known for its extreme style and provocative lyrics. The products available from the artist Brujeria include vinyls, CDs.