Delux

Delux
The band (with a fan in front in the green shirt)
Background information
Origin	Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
Genre(s)	Pop punk
Years active	2000–present
Label(s)	Sony BMG
Members
Mo Pérez Leo Ramírez Alex Ortega Damián Dávila

Delux is a Mexican pop punk band from Tijuana, Baja California. The band's four members are Mo Pérez (guitar and vocals), Leo Ramírez (guitar and vocals), Alex Ortega (bass and backup vocals) and Damián Dávila (drums).

Hailing from Tijuana, Mexico, Delux broke onto the ever-growing international Punk scene in the summer of 2000. With undeniable southern California punk rock influence and 80's new wave roots, delux brings an infectious array of melodic rock hooks, sing along choruses and electrifying energy to every show. Thanks to heavy touring since late 2003 in the U.S. and Mexico, Delux formed a strong stateside fan base and has become a one of the most influential rock bands in their native soil.

Their recent signing with Sony BMG now adds major label backing to an already consistent and strong DIY work ethic. 65,000 records later, DELUX continues promoting their 2nd album “Entre la Guerra y el amor” produced by Joe Marlett , and are close to reaching GOLD RECORD satus in Mexico. Be sure to check them out! www.delux.com.mx. After being the 2nd Mexican band, and one of only 5 Spanish singing bands ever on Warped tour, Delux is now working on a 3rd album as an independent Rock band, no longer with Sony BMG.

They were included on the 8th Generation of the "Tijuana Walk of Fame", honoring Tijuana, Mexico's talents, on November 5, 2007.

Lineup

• Mauricio Pérez: Guitar / vocals
• Leonardo Ramírez: Guitar / vocals
• Alex Ortega: Bass / backup vocals
• Damián Dávila: Drums

Discography

• Delux (2004)
• Entre la Guerra y el Amor (2007)

Singles

• Más de lo que te Imaginas
• Chat Noir
• Apague el Sol
• Entre la Guerra y el Amor
• Dime
• Quien comparte tu silencio

External links

• The band's official website

[www.myspace.com/delux]

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