Jaguares = Saúl Hernández. However, once again Alfonso André is by his side as drummer. For their debut album, Federico Fong (the non-official bassist of Caifanes' last days) also joined for the recording and subsequent touring. Jose Manuel Aguilera on guitar completed the line-up. The second album initiated Cesar "Vampiro" Lopez (formerly of Azul Violeta and Maná--he played on their only good album) as second guitarist to Saul. This second album is a double album consisting of one disc of studio work and one disc of material recorded live was well received (the Calaveras attended the show recorded for the disc). The music of Jaguares continues to adhere to the high standards set forth by Caifanes. However, their 4th album seems to be an unnecessary rearrangement of their previous works. Though supporting players have come and gone, the core of the band remains to be Saul, Vampiro, and Alfonso.

Live Factor: In 1996, the concert the Calaveras attended seemed to contain too much guitar wanking, (3 guitarists on stage), however the shows since then have been outstanding, and not due to the near Caifanes reunion and abundance of Caifanes songs. The songs were well played and passionate without overdrawing any parts. Vampiro's ability to re-create the bird-like atmospheric sounds penned by Aguilera was well noted.