Brujería is an extreme metal collective known for masked personas, pseudonyms, Spanish lyrics and provocative themes (satanism, drug trafficking, Zapatismo). Reviews highlight their grindcore/death-metal sound and notable collaborations with established metal musicians.

Formed in Los Angeles with Mexican-themed personas; members and collaborators have included Dino Cazares, Shane Embury, Raymond Herrera, Billy Gould, Jesse Pintado, Nicholas Barker; Jello Biafra contributed guest vocals on Raza Odiada.

DeBaser reviews treat Brujería as an extreme, provocative grindcore/death-metal collective. Critics note the band's masked pseudonyms, violent and political themes, and high-profile collaborations. Opinions range from enthusiastic praise to outright rejection, but the band's impact on extreme metal discourse is clear.

For:Fans of extreme metal (grindcore/death metal), listeners interested in political and transgressive music, collectors of controversial albums.

 Flee from them, do not get ensnared, they are addictive.

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 the themes are varied and they characterize the entire discography of the band, namely Satanism, witchcraft, Zapatismo, drug trafficking, killing white people, and killing white people with a machete; the songs are often introduced by sinister samples and the lyrics are exclusively written in Spanish.

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 Subcomandante Marcos, leader of the Zapatista revolutionaries of Chiapas, makes a noteworthy appearance.

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 Like a filthy, bruised, and purplish sore; and I also add putrid.

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 This is indeed one of the most useless bands in music history along with Anal Cunt (even though at least they did something cute, and also hold the record for the shortest song ever made if I’m not mistaken) and shocking.

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