Taking its name from a psychiatric hospital in Mexico City, La Castañeda emerged in the early '90s, debuting with an independent album called Servicios Generales II before signing up to BMG's Culebra, issuing Servicios Generales II in 1993, internationally released by BMG/Ariola a year later. The band led by singer Salvador Moreno used to perform its deep and obscure songs in dark environments, creating the ideal atmosphere for its latin alternative style. After 1995's El Globo Negro Locus Niger and 1996's "El Hijo de Plata", La Castañeda self-produced A Trip In Trance: The Classics - Mixed by Koishii & Hush distributed through Castañeda Records-Pentagrama, carrying out a farewell tour called Desaparición (Disappearance) in late 2000. ~ Drago Bonacich, Rovi