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Nacatero Reynosa, Mexico
Carlos Ayala. (Puebla, México, 1988).
Project of Harsh Noise / Power Electronics started in 2015
in Zapopan, Jalisco, México.
“Nacatero”, from ancient language Náhuatl, meaning Butcher.
The logo was inspired by the Sarcófago band.
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