Resorte:

In the 1990s, when Mexican rock was searching for new forms of expression, Resorte exploded onto the scene with a sound that rewrote the rules — a brutal mix of rap, metal, and social awareness. Formed in 1995 by Tavo Limongi, Juan Chávez, and Carlos Sánchez, the band broke through with pure instinct and attitude, becoming an immediate reference point for a generation unafraid to raise its voice. Their message and energy quickly resonated beyond Mexico, permeating throughout Latin America.

Their debut album, República de Ciegos (PolyGram, 1997), produced by Vernon Reid (Living Colour), marked a defining moment in Latin rock. With its distinctive sound and powerful message, the album cemented Resorte as one of the key names in the genre. It was followed by XL (Universal, 1999) and Rebota (WEA, 2002), both produced by Jason Roberts (Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Control Machete), which further solidified their reputation. Anthems like “Puro Rock”, “Caliente”, “Aquí no es Donde”, “Alcohol”, and “Rebota” paved the way for the band to share stages with Green Day, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Papa Roach, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Metallica (three times).

In 2020, the band faced the loss of its founder Tavo Limongi, a moment that deeply marked both fans and the rock community. In 2024, the group rose again with República Zombie, produced by José Macario (Ladrones), who also collaborates intermittently on guitars. The album reignited Resorte’s signature energy with twelve explosive tracks — including “Modo Bestia”, “Todos de Pie”, “Ocúpate”, and “Si Hoy Me Voy” — and a renewed lineup featuring Andrei(vocals), Juan (bass and vocals), Choper (guitar), Queso (bass), and Omar “El Toro” Alley (drums).

Following the release of República Zombie, Resorte made a powerful return to the stage in 2024, touring Mexico and reaching one of the most significant moments in their career: their performance at Aftershock Festival in Sacramento, California, sharing the stage with global metal icons like Slayer, Slipknot, Falling in Reverse, Pantera, Disturbed, and Mastodon.

In 2025, the band celebrated three decades of history with Resorte 30, a series of intense and emotional shows marking their 30th anniversary. Concerts at C3 Stage (Guadalajara), Café Iguana (Monterrey), and the Lunario at Auditorio Nacional (Mexico City) brought together generations of fans who have grown up with their music. Each performance became a manifesto of survival — revisiting their legacy, reimagining classics, and reaffirming that Resorte’s pulse remains as strong as ever.

Now, as 2025 comes to a close, Resorte begins a new chapter with the release of their upcoming EP Mi Beat Sonando Como King Kong, also produced by José Macario. The first single, sharing the same title, is already out, and the second one — “Mad Max” — drops this November alongside the full EP.

With this release, Resorte looks ahead to 2026 — a year that promises new music, fresh energy, and plenty of live dates to be announced.