Mojiganga is a Colombian ska punk and Ska-core band from Medellín formed in 1995. Founded by Miguel Cardona (Drums), Mauricio Agudelo (Keyboard/Saxophone), Guillermo Garcia (Guitar/Voice) and Juan Zuluaga (Bass) while attending high-school at the Fray Rafael De La Serna School. Mojiganga is often credited as being among the most representative bands of the Colombia's underground scene during the 90's and 2000's. They had remained independent and had put out six studio records, one live record and several singles for international compilations. De Las No Alpacas (1996-Never released) Estupidas Guerras (1997) Señalados (1999) No Estamos Solos (2001) Todo Tiempo Pasado Fue Peor (2004) Mojiganga (2007) Ardiendo Otra Vez (2010) Atomico (2013) En Vivo 2017 (2017) The band has gone through several line-ups during its career but still preserve five of its founder members, they are actively playing (as of 2019) and still recording and producing videos. Band members Miguel Cardona: Drums (Founder, 1995–Present) Mauricio Agudelo (Mauro): Tenor Saxophone and vocals (Founder, 1995–Present) Daniel Puerta: Trumpet and vocals (Founder, 1995–Present) Natalia Villa: Alto Saxophone (Founder, 1995–Present) Guillermo Garcia (Guillo): Guitar and Vocals (Founder, 1995-2001/ 2017–present) Jorge Conde: Bass (2011–Present) Alejandro Jaramillo: Guitar and Vocals (2013–Present) Former: Federico Lozano: Guitar and vocals (1997-1999) Juan Zuluaga: Bass (Founder, 1995-2011) Rogelio Acosta: Guitar and vocals (2002-2013) Anibal Zapata: Guitar (2002-2013) History Miguel, Guillo and Mauro were part of the Fray Rafael's high-school band that at the time played religious ceremonies and events organized by the school. The band, called Ensamble Cofrades did not have any original songs but its repertory consisted of rock en español covers, religious songs, and ye-ye music. Discontented with the style and antics of the Franciscan order, Miguel (drums) and his cousin Guillo (guitar) began looking for members to start a ska-punk band, they first recruited Mauricio (keyboard) and Juan, that at the time was learning to play the bass. The band composed several songs with this line-up before bringing in Natalia (alto saxophone) and Daniel (trumpet) and their name Mojiganga was officially adopted in 1995. That same year they recorded their first album, De Las No Alpacas (1996). The album was recorded in a four track at Guillo's house. The production and composition value of the album was so poor that the band decided to never release it and instead focus on a more professional production the next year. At the end of 1997 they contacted Jorge Ceballos, owner of