Luis Humberto Navejas⁰¹

Luis Humberto Navejas is a Mexican singer, composer, performer, producer, guitarist, writer, illustrator, and film director. He is the vocalist and founder of the contemporary rock band Enjambre. Some interesting facts about him include:

• Birth and origin: He was born on December 18, 1979 in Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico, although he was raised in Zacatecas and studied in California, United States.
• Musical Career: He began his musical career at age 15 with the band "Los Cuatro Fantásticos" (Fantastic Four) alongside his brother Rafael and friend César Sánchez. He later founded Enjambre with his brother and cousin Romeo Navejas.
• Discography: With Enjambre he has recorded eight studio albums:
• Consolation on Sunday (2005)
• The second is feline (2008)
• Colorblind (2010)
• Guests of the Orb (2012)
• Proaño (2014)
• Strange Imperfect (2017)
• Next Neighbors (2020)
• Salon Nights (2023)
• Other projects: He has also worked as a preschool teacher, writer, and film director. His first film, "Astrosfera," is a science fiction fantasy story.
• Controversy: Recently, Luis Humberto sparked controversy by criticizing corridos tumbados, a popular musical genre in Mexico, by saying "turn off that fucking horrible music" during a concert.
• Awards and Recognition: With Enjambre, he has won three Indie-O Music Awards and a Telehit Award for Best Alternative Band. Some of his albums have been certified gold and platinum by the Mexican Association of Phonogram and Videogram Producers (AMPROFON).