Brujeria (band)

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Brujeria
Origin Mexico
Genre(s) Grindcore (early)
Deathgrind (mid-period)
Groove metal (recent)
Years active 1989–present
Label(s) Kool Arrow
Roadrunner
Associated
acts
Asesino
Napalm Death
Carcass
Faith No More
Website www.brujeria.com
Members
Juan Brujo
Fantasma
El Cynico
Hongo
Podrido
Former members
Asesino
Jr. Hozicon
El Angelito
El Sadistico
Greñudo
Güero Sin Fe
Hongo Jr.
Marijuano Machete
Pinche Peach
Cristo de Pisto
Pititis
El Embrujado

Brujeria is an extreme metal band. Their name comes from a Spanish word meaning "witchcraft". Their Satanic, narcotic, and masked attitude have been their passport to success, although they have recently performed live at locations across the United States and Latin America.

Their songs, which are sung entirely in Spanish, are focused on Satanism, anti-Christianity, sex, immigration, narcotics smuggling, politics and also include lyrics about killing Whites.

Brujeria are admittedly a side-project of founding member and Asesino stalwart Dino Cazares, and has featured artists such as Billy Gould, Nicholas Barker, Raymond Herrera, Jeff Walker, and Shane Embury. They perform under pseudonyms and portray themselves as a Latino band consisting of drug lords, concealing their identities due to being wanted by the FBI. Their lineup has changed over time, however, and could be different at any point in time.

Brujeria are tentatively scheduled to release their fourth full-length studio album sometime in 2008, but details about it are unknown.[1][2]

Contents

Album Cover Year Title Label Format Other information
1993 Matando Güeros Roadrunner CD
  • Debut album.
  • The album was banned in many places due to its cover and content, the front cover depicts a person out of shot holding up a decapitated head.
1995 Raza Odiada Roadrunner CD
2000 Brujerizmo Roadrunner CD This is the last album recorded with the two original members, Asesino and Hongo Jr.
2008/2009 TBA Unknown CD
  • The band is supposedly gearing up for an album of new material.
  • There isn't a title for the album.

  • 1990 - ¡Demoniaco! (Nemesis Records)
  • 1991 - ¡Machetazos! (Alternative Tentacles)
  • 1994 - El Patron (Alternative Tentacles)
  • 2000 - Marijuana (Kool Arrow Records)

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