Día de los Muertos, a metal band from Los Angeles, California, was formed in 2005 by Andrés Jaramillo and Alfonso Pinzón. Initially a side project featuring Vincent Price on bass, the band invited various singers to collaborate on their instrumental music. Their debut release, the Day of the Dead EP (2005), produced by Roy Z, included vocal contributions from Tony Campos, Andrés Giménez, Loana de Valencia, and Alex Oquendo. In 2011, Día de los Muertos released their debut full-length album Satánico Dramático, featuring Loana de Valencia as lead vocalist and notable collaborations with Jeff Walker, Scott Carlson, and Anton Reisenegger. The band embarked on a Latin American tour in 2013, performing at major festivals such as The Metal Fest in Santiago de Chile and Hell & Heaven Metal Fest in Guadalajara, Mexico.
