During the late 1980s and early 1990s Beltran released five cassettes,[2] causing interest in the underground quarters of Mexico City, where there had been a long history of progressive rock.
Jose Luis Garnica, a long time friend of Jorge's and a rock connoisseur, was very much impressed by the quality of sound of these recordings, but mostly by Beltran's musicianship, so he became producer of Humus's first LP, Tus Oidos mienten in June 1992.
[3] The album finally gave recording status to Humus, and soon international reviews from the U.S., Germany, France, and in particular from Italy began to emerge, praising the new band from Mexico.
Victor had designed the cover for Tus Oidos Mienten, and has been in charge for the art of all recordings both musicians have been involved with ever since.
Because of their limited press runs, Humus albums have been rare, and some of them reach up to US$250 in international distributor listings.