Phobia played with "accomplices" to celebrate 30 years

The time has not passed in vain, the story that began in Mexico City in 1987 is still alive and Phobia members proved it last night by stuffing the Palacio de los Deportes , in the concert which was the perfect pretext to celebrate their three decades in the rock scene.

Francisco Paco Huidobro (guitar), Leonardo de Lozanne (vocals), Iñaki Vázquez (keyboard), Jay of the Cueva (drums) and Javier El Cha Ramírez (bass) appeared at 9:23 pm in a scene full of technological elements, with robotic lights that changed the tone between white and red, as well as two monumental screens.

"El diablo" was the theme with which they started the evening, which was well received among the 17,000 present, according to the organizers; without interruptions also rang "Two Hearts" and "God Bless Worms", men and women moved their heads rhythmically and fistingly as they chanted each verse.

"Plastic" and "Amiga" were the following repertoire, preamble of the line-up salutation, in the voice of De Lozanne, who, although brief, caused an uproar: "Good evening!", He said to continue with the songs, like "The iguana", to accompany with their palms. "Thank you very much!" He said to finish his interpretation. "19659002" "Welcome to all, thank you for being here: 30 years ago we decided to form this group of friends who wanted to change things, we had things to say and we could not not find a voice in the media or elsewhere in Mexico and to our surprise, Phobia has become more than a group "It's a way of life, it's been a communication channel and we felt that the people who follow us are not fans, accomplices, friends, and tonight they have grown a lot, they have multiplied, This holiday is for you, "said Leonardo with a contagious emotion, after the message has been heard "200 Saturdays. "

With several curtains, a yellow, a snake and one of more circles, enchanted programming with" Caracol "," Involuntarily "," Happy World "," Pudriendo "," Rascarme "and" Honey ", after what he asked: "How are we going, have they warmed up?" and gave way to "Fever."

The edition, had 16 other songs planned, including Today. , I'm afraid. "

KEYS
HISTORY

" The Microbe "is the first song that the band released as a single and as their first video.

The song was censored, which made it constantly asked

The musician Saúl Hernández (Caifanes) produced the first demos of Phobia.