The Strings Aflame Mexico City, Mexico
The Strings Aflame is a band that was born as a studio project by guitarist Omar Trejo, who has been an active musician in
different bands of the Mexican surf scene.
The name was taken as a tribute to an album by Juan Garcia Esquivel, Mexican composer, and musician and a big influence for the project, as well as the sounds of the '50s and '60s, mainly surf music.
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