Mexican alternative band Santa Sabina was formed in the late '90s after former actress Rita Guerrero met a band called Los Sicotrópicos and they decided to combine their ideas in a new project called Vox Tanatos. The name was changed soon after to Santa Sabina as a tribute to saint Maria Sabina. The band's first lineup included guitarist Pablo Valero and keyboardist Jacobo Lieberman, who were later replaced by Otoala and Lach. In December of 1992, Santa Sabina released a self-titled album, followed by 1994's Símbolos, produced by Adrian Belew. By that time, the group was recog...