León Larregui

León Larregui, born in Cuernavaca, Mexico, on December 1, 1973, is a singer, composer, and producer, best known as the frontman of the iconic Mexican rock band Zoé. His career began with Zoé in 1997, blending psychedelic rock with introspective lyrics exploring spirituality and science fiction. After gaining acclaim with Zoé’s successes, he ventured into a solo career in 2012 with Solstis, featuring the standout single "Como Tú," showcasing a dreamy and introspective sound distinct from his band’s work. This was followed by Voluma in 2016, which included the hit "Locos" and cemented his status as a multifaceted artist. After reuniting with Zoé for the acclaimed albums Aztlán (2018) and Sonidos de Karmática Resonancia (2021), León Larregui returned to his solo endeavors with Prismarama in 2023. The album, featuring tracks like "Amantes" and "Fake News," propelled him to an international tour spanning the U.S., Mexico, Colombia, and Ecuador. Mixarama, a collection of remixes, arrived in 2024. The following year, León Larregui kept his solo work moving with the two-song set Moretón de Amor / Dau Fab, recorded with Cian Ciarán, and the later single “Cometas.” At the same time, Zoé moved back into the spotlight with a reunion performance at Vive Latino, followed by the new songs “Campo de Fuerza” and “Rexsexex” and a run of sold-out Estadio GNP shows in Mexico City. In early 2026, León Larregui returned to his solo career with the singles “Bruma” and “Se Me Va,” then released his fourth solo studio album, Manifiesto de un Tremendo Delirio, in March. Built with collaborators including Adán Jodorowsky, Rob Coudert, Yan Gorodetzky, and Vincent Polycarpe, the album marked a more intimate turn in his solo work and was introduced alongside the song “Amén.”