Piro, the Mexican rock pioneer, singer, songwriter, poet, producer, podcaster and lead vocalist of Ritmo Peligroso, released "Ordinary Man", his first solo music in more than 30 years. 

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With a legacy that spans 4 decades, Piro first entered the scene as a teenager forming Dangerous Rhythm, the first ever punk band in Mexico in 1978, and releasing their self-titled album under producer Ricardo Ochoa (Alejandra Guzmán, El Tri, Los Tigres del Norte, Paulina Rubio, Ricky Martin) in 1981.

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With the inevitable crossover appeal of digging into his musical roots, Dangerous Rhythm translated into Ritmo Peligroso incorporating Afro-Caribbean rhythms and percussions and spearheading the Rock en Español movement that still resonates with audiences of all ages throughout the Latin American region.

 

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