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Concert CODA is a cornerstone of Mexican hard rock, formed in 1989 in Mexico City by Salvador Aguilar (Xava Drago) and Toño Ruiz. Known for its melodic hard rock roots and Spanish-language rock, the band carved out a lasting place in the Latin rock landscape with noteworthy chart presence and a post-90s revival. While the band’s triumphs include taking Best Hard Rock Band at the Nuestro Rock Awards in 1998, CODA’s influence spans generations with hits like Tócame and Aún resonating on US Latin charts. This artist page offers a detailed biography, discography highlights, and the latest information on any touring activity.

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Note: As of February 2026, CODA does not have confirmed tour dates announced following the passing of Xava Drago (Salvador Aguilar) in August 2025. We’ll keep this page updated with any official news or tribute performances. For now, explore the band’s rich history, timeless songs, and the enduring impact of their contributions to Rock en Español.

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  • CODA (Mexico) formed in 1989 in Mexico City by Salvador Aguilar (Xava Drago) and Toño Ruiz; early success followed with the album Enciéndelo (1993) and the hit Veinte para las doce (1995).
  • Genre: hard rock/Rock en Español with melodic hard rock elements; notable for a post-90s reunion and subsequent releases (Vivo, Cabo, 9, Ciclos).
  • Major award: Best Hard Rock Band at the Nuestro Rock Awards (1998).
  • Chart highlights include Tócame (US Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart entry) and Aún (US Hot Latin Tracks peak cited; US 18).

The records

Concert CODA Discography

  • Ciclos
    2018 · Codamusic
  • Xava Drago - EP
    2014 · Xava Drago (self-released)
  • Rock Classics
    2013 · Xava Drago (self-released)
  • Coda 9
    2012 · ProDisc
  • Rapsodia Apocalíptica
    2011 · Fonarte Latino
  • La Historia
    2010 · Sony Music Mexico
  • Coda: Drago Hits 2002-2009
    2009 · Fonarte Latino
  • Eternamente Coda, Tributo
    2011 · Fonarte Latino
  • Cabo
    2008 · Carpe Diem Records
  • Vivo
    2006 · Pro Disc
  • Chava AH Interludio
    2004 · Unknown
  • Nivel 3
    1997 · Unknown
  • Veinte para las doce
    1995 · Sony Music International
  • Enciéndelo
    1993 · Sony Music International
  • Tiempo Perfecto
    1990 · Discos GAS

The hits

Top Concert CODA Songs

  • Aún
    1995 · US Billboard Hot Latin Tracks #18; Mexico Top 100 #67
  • Veinte para las doce
    1995 · TeleHit Top Ten #6
  • Tócame
    1993 · US Billboard Hot Latin Tracks #25; Mexico Top 100 #77

Note: As of February 2026, CODA does not have confirmed tour dates announced following the passing of Xava Drago (Salvador Aguilar) in August 2025. We’ll keep this page updated with any official news or tribute performances. For now, explore the band’s rich history, timeless songs, and the enduring impact of their contributions to Rock en Español.

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