La Revo

Twenty years after their split, La Revolución De Emiliano Zapata, came back to the studio with a reformed line-up including bassist César Maliandi (El Personal), Servando Ayala (La Fachada De Piedra, Spiders) along with founding member Javier Martín Del Campo, to take the band back to the root of their original acid-rock-latin style from the 70's. The result was 2009's "La Revo" , an album with 6 new compositions as well as new recordings of 3 of their most classic songs.