Nunca Jamas

Formed in 2007 in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, Nunca Jamás began as a rock trio that sought to bring a fresh edge to the Mexican music scene; comprising Omar Sáinz (vocals and guitar), Pedro Verdez (bass and vocals), and César Bernal (drums), they initially embraced a raw, alternative rock style. By 2014, with their single “Quiero Verte,” they fully revealed their defining sound—rock agropecuario—a vibrant fusion of rock, norteño, and banda sinaloense rooted in the trio’s regional heritage. Over the subsequent years, they continued refining this unique blend, embraced in albums like 2016's Fierro por la 300, and gained traction with fan favorites like “Venimos del Desierto,” “Demasiado Mexicano,” and “Seis Tragos.” Their authenticity resonated widely, leading to invitations to open for Cristian Nodal on the Foraji2 U.S. tour in 2023, during which they even performed “Venimos del Desierto” live alongside him, thrilling fans across Anaheim, Palm Springs, and Glendale. Into the mid-2020s, they’ve maintained momentum through festival appearances—like in Guadalajara in 2025—and releasing albums like Piloncillo y Bacanora (2024) and Me Iré a las Cantinas (2025), which featured contributions from Sergio Arau and Ms. Ambar.