Los Depas in concert, 2010. From Left to Right, Marco Santamaria (bass), Julio Saucedo (vocals), Jorge Climaco (drums), Javier Barba (lead guitar) and Felipe Hernandez (rhythm guitar)
Julio Saucedo Javier Barba Andres Soler Felipe Hernandez Diego Mazariegos Carlos Oviedo
Past members
Marco Santamaria Jorge Climaco Jorge Coronado
Los Depas are a Mexican rock band from Queretaro, formed in 2007. The band consists of Julio Saucedo (vocals, harmonica, percussions), Javier Barba (guitars), Andres Soler (bass), Felipe Hernandez (guitars, backing vocal), Diego Mazariegos (drums, percussion, vocals) and Carlos Oviedo (keyboard, vocals).
Julio Saucedo – lead vocals, harmonica (2007–present)
Javier Barba – lead guitar (2007–present)
Felipe Hernandez – rhythm guitar (2007–present)
Andres Soler – bass (2014–present)
Diego Mazariegos – drums (2011–present)
Carlos Oviedo – Keyboard, vocals (2017–present)
Former members
Jorge Coronado – bass (2007–2008)
Jorge Climaco – drums (2007–2011)
Marco Santamaria – bass (2008–2014)
Timeline
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