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Antidoping is a Mexican reggae band formed in the summer of 1992 in Mexico City. They fuse roots reggae, ska and Caribbean rhythms with an urban flavour. [1]
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Antidoping is a Mexican reggae band formed in the summer of 1992 in Mexico City. They fuse roots reggae, ska and Caribbean rhythms with an urban flavour. [1]
The band was formed in 1992, by Pedro and Manuel Apodaca, they started their career in the town of Coyoacán. [2] Antidoping has been an active member of the Razteca reggae movement in Mexico, [3] sharing the stage with many different artists, including Israel Vibrations, Alpha Blondy the Skatalies and many other important reggae and ska bands. [4] They have toured Europe and across North America. [3]
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