Javier Bátiz - Corazon Destrozado [1969 Heavy Blues Mexico]

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Born in the Fourth Street a block away from the park Teniente Guerrero, Tijuana . In 1957 he founded a group called The TJ's with which he picked up musical influences that were received in Mexican border cities of black music, blues and R & B from the likes of T-Bone Walker , Muddy Waters , BB King , Chuck Berry , Howlin 'Wolf , James Brown , among others.
Medina moved to Mexico City , where in 1963 three members of The Rebels of Rock , the brothers Tena (Waldo, Americo and Polo), hired to replace Javier for the group to singer Johnny Laboriel , as intended continue his solo career. Tena The brothers had seen action at Medina at a club in Tijuana called Convoy Club. Batiz so that became the singer of the Rock Rebels was not possible due to the difference in style and attitude came Javier influenced by rock and roll born of black music and Rock and Rebels have a market defined.
Now a solo act in "La Fusa" one of the first cabarets of the sixties in Mexico City, where Javier invited two elements of the TJ's in Tijuana to accompany him, and then successfully developed a season the legendary Harlem, influencing even motorcycle gangs famous and fearsome as the time for "The Nazis" of the colony Portales .
Javier Batiz by 1968 became a famous figure of the show in Mexico and was hired to perform at the Casino Terrace bar which turned a successful season. Personalities from all walks of life gathered every night to charge full impressive there, including politicians, artists and intellectuals. That popularity led him to appear in 1969 in the first massive outdoor concert in Mexico held by authorities of the then Department of the Federal District in Alameda and where according to estimates by eyewitnesses, Javier play before an audience of at least 18 thousand people.
Javier Batiz and for most of the exponents of rock, the decade of the seventy became critical after the completion of Avandaro Festival in 1971 (Batiz event that did not participate because his performance in Casino Terraza not allowed move the festival to time by road.
Known as a teacher of people like Carlos Santana , Alex Lora , Abraham Laboriel , Fito de la Parra (Canned Heat), and Guillermo Briseño . In 2000 participated in the Disco Boogie 2000 Canned Heat, with the theme ¨ The world of make believe · Song who took the first places in Europe, which travels with Canned Heat on Tour in Milan, Cesena, Terramar and Naples in Italy. Recording Debuts Metromental genius to appear seventies, with current treatment arrangements and production of Tony and Beto Mendez and special collaborations Alex Lora, Lalo Toral (Crazy Rhythm), Guillermo Briseño, Nando Estevanico and Fernando Vahaux among others .
In 2001 , presents new material that was recorded in the 60's, called The Rock of the 60's with Javier Batiz , and was recognized at various events by their musical career, as her wax figure at the Wax Museum of the City of Tijuana.
Between 2003 and 2004 made ​​six volumes on the disk Baul del Brujo . In 2005, he presented a selection of 3 discs called Wings Batiz sessions where there are unreleased songs of his own, and collaborating artists Macaria, Valerie Jodoroski, Baby Batiz, among others. In 2008 she presented the album El Brujo USA and the presentation of the documentary Made in Mexico by Fito de la Parra, USA and presentations in Santa Ana, CA, In The Whisky a Gogo at the Festival and Blues Fest, and his book The Flight of the Angel .

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