To promote the concerts, the band released two singles, their first releases since 2021. The first, Campo de Fuerza ( Force Field ) was originally teased on August 8th, formally announced on August 10th and released on August 14th, 2025. The second single, REXSEXEX was released the following month on…
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Zoe’s 2025 was marked by a successful special reunion tour called the “MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Tour” in Mexico, including multiple sold-out dates at Estadio GNP in Mexico City (CDMX) and appearances at festivals such as Vive Latino and Festival Cordillera. They also released a new album in September 2025, marking…
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On October 25th, 2024, the band announced their presence at the 2025 Vive Latino music festival in March 2025, their first concert since 2022. Despite the band’s frontman León Larregui stating that this would be their only concert of the year , on April 25th they announced a standalone concert…
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In September 2020 the band was featured on former band member Siddartha’s single La Ciudad (Cap. 6) ( The City Chapter. 6 ) off his album MEMORIA FUTURO ( FUTURE MEMORY ).
On May 14, 2020 Zoé released SKR , the first single for their upcoming album Sonidos de Karmática Resonancia ( Sounds of Karmatic Resonance ). The band would release 4 additional singles to promote the album: Fiebre ( Fever ), Karmadame , El Duelo ( Grief ) and Velur (…
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On January 14, 2019, it was announced that Jaguares will reunite for a single concert as part of Machaca Fest 2019 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon .
After a two-year break where they launched a documentary called Panoramas and where Larregui released his second solo album Voluma , Zoé released the single “Azul” on 1 March 2018. Weeks later, the singles “Temor y Temblor” and “Clarividad” were also released, announcing their inclusion in the album Aztlán (album)…
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In March 2011, the band released an MTV Unplugged album titled MTV Unplugged/Música de fondo , with new interpretations of their biggest hits as well as new music. Guest performers included Adrian Dargelos , Enrique Bunbury , Chetes and Denise Gutiérrez of Hello Seahorse! . Four singles were released from…
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In 2010, the band went into what many expected to be a temporary hiatus from the spotlight due to Saúl Hernández’s desire to continue his solo career and due to the official comeback of Caifanes .
In fall 2008, Zoé released a fourth album, Reptilectric . Containing 11 tracks, all in Spanish, Reptilectric signalled the end of Zoé’s experimentation with writing and recording songs in English. It was produced by Phill Vinall. The title track was released as the first single on 8 September. The album…
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