DLD (band)
Mexican musical group
DLD, formerly Dildo, is a Mexican alternative rock band from the State of Mexico, formed in November 1998. The band is composed of Francisco Familiar (vocals), Erik Neville Linares (guitar), Edgar "Pijey" Hansen Otero (bass), Gil Santiago Rangel (drums), and Sergio Vela (keyboards).
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DLD (band)
Mexican musical group
DLD, formerly Dildo, is a Mexican alternative rock band from the State of Mexico, formed in November 1998. The band is composed of Francisco Familiar (vocals), Erik Neville Linares (guitar), Edgar "Pijey" Hansen Otero (bass), Gil Santiago Rangel (drums), and Sergio Vela (keyboards).
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DLD, formerly Dildo, is a Mexican alternative rock band from the State of Mexico, formed in November 1998. The band is composed of Francisco Familiar (vocals), Erik Neville Linares (guitar), Edgar "Pijey" Hansen Otero (bass), Gil Santiago Rangel (drums), and Sergio Vela (keyboards). DLD's sound is characterized by a fusion of alternative rock elements with influences from pop punk and American rock, especially present in their early work. The band has released eight studio albums and three live albums. In 2012, they gained greater exposure with their fifth studio album, Primario, which was nominated for two Latin Grammy Awards in 2013: Best Pop/Rock Album and Best Rock Song for the single "Todo Cuenta". The album also received Gold certification in Mexico for surpassing 30,000 units sold. DLD has participated in multiple editions of the Vive Latino Festival and has performed in some of the most important venues in the country, such as the Auditorio Nacional and the Palacio de los Deportes. Their consistent presence at festivals and large-scale venues has solidified their reputation as one of the most representative bands of contemporary Mexican rock.
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