CHILANGO SKA U.S.A. TOUR 2026 PRESENTS LOS ESTRAMBÓTICOS WITH OUT OF CONTROL ARMY & SALÓN VICTORIA

More about Los Estrambóticos:

In 1992, in Mexico City, the rock-fusion band “Los Estrambóticos Sueños de Anoche” was formed. Two months after forming, the band recorded a 10-song demo, which was successfully sold at the Tianguis Cultural del Chopo. The success of that tape was so successful that in 1993 they were named “Revelation Band” by the specialized magazine ¨Banda Rockera¨. That same year, they played in every kind of forum in Mexico City and neighboring states, with the bands “Los de Abajo” and “Santísima Trinidad.” Later, this became known as the New Mexican Ska Movement in the early 90s.

More about Out Of Control Army:

Out of Control Army has positioned itself as one of the most representative bands of Mexican ska. Founded by Deals Olan, saxophonist and former member of Maskatesta, this group brings together musicians with extensive experience in the genre who have combined the tradition of ska with modern elements and collaborations, expanding their impact both nationally and internationally. Each member of Out of Control Army brings a rich musical history to the table. In addition to Olan, the band consists of Yocu Arellano and Moro “Osito” from Los de Abajo, Pako (formerly of Maskatesta), Montecinos from Los Victorios, Big Máscara from Sr. Bikini, Póporo from Sekta Core and Royal Club, and Chinwi (formerly of Tremenda Korte). 

More about Salón Victoria:

SALÓN VICTORIA is a band from Mexico City that got its start around 1997 within the emerging scene of bands playing a genre that had already made history in other parts of the world: “SKA.” Rather than mimicking sounds from other regions, they created a unique sound by blending all the rhythms found in a city like Mexico City. Influenced by artists like MANO NEGRA and TIJUANA NO, they captured everyday life in their first two demos, “RADIO MACHETE” (named after the band’s original name) and “PERRO GANG,” which were passed from hand to hand, introducing them to the central region of Mexico. In 1999, their first album, “LOCOS Y RUCAS IN RETRO,” was released, bringing them nationwide recognition and into the U.S. In 2001, “POPIS HITS YEYE BEATS” was released, an EP featuring songs from the 70s reimagined in the Salón Victoria style, including the track “SI TU BOQUITA FUERA,” which served as the soundtrack for the film “PERFUME DE VIOLETAS.”