Hello Seahorse! is a Mexico City-based trio comprised of Denise Gutierrez (Lo Blondo) Fernando Burgos (Oro de Neta), and Bonnz! Their breakout album, Bestia, generated a steady stream of blog buzz last year and made them indie pop darlings, with the title track getting significant radio play and a remix by Julieta Venegas. The song also earned them several award nominations and a win at the 2009 Indie-O Awards for Song of the Year. The band is currently working on a new album with such names as Money Mark and Yamil Rezc.
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