The first time that the Icelandic folk band Of Monsters and Men stepped on Mexican lands was in 2016 during the Vive Latino Festival, at that time they had to share stage with Café Tacvba and The Prodigy, it was a Sunday in which this band, then not so well known, conquered several hearts for that Icelandic folklore so linked to mythical creatures. Then because of the pandemic in 2020 they had to cancel a show in Corona Capital Guadalajara and a…
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The first time that the Icelandic folk band Of Monsters and Men stepped on Mexican lands was in 2016 during the Vive Latino Festival, at that time they had to share stage with Café Tacvba and The Prodigy, it was a Sunday in which this band, then not so well known, conquered several hearts for that Icelandic folklore so linked to mythical creatures. Then because of the pandemic in 2020 they had to cancel a show in Corona Capital Guadalajara and a…