Relájense

Relájense is a Mexican pop-rock band formed in 1987 in Mexico City. The band's original members were Alex González on drums, Jorge Heredia on guitar, and Salvador Sánchez on bass and backing vocals. Viggior Ferruz and Pedro Calera also joined the group, with Ferruz leaving in 1989 when Germán Lizárraga took over as lead vocalist.

Relájense's music style is characterized by catchy melodies, simple lyrics, and a mix of pop, rock, and Tejano influences. Their songs often deal with themes of love, friendship, and everyday life, with a focus on upbeat and energetic rhythms. The band's popularity peaked in the 1990s with hits like "No Existía Nada (Totalmente Dios)" and "Contradicciones", with "Contradicciones" becoming one of the biggest hits in Mexico in 1990. They have released seven studio albums, with their last album being released in 2003.

The band's members have collaborated with other notable artists in the Mexican music industry, including Luis Miguel and David Lee Gómez. Despite their commercial success, Relájense has not gained international recognition. The band's music has been criticized for its simplicity, but they are regarded as a staple of 1980s and 1990s Mexican pop-rock. Many fans consider Relájense one of the most important bands of their time, with songs that evoke nostalgia and memories for those who grew up during that era. Relájense disbanded in 2003, but their music remains popular today. Following their reunion in 2017, the band plans to release new material and tour, offering their fans new music after nearly two decades.