Where Are the Kabah Band Members Now? Behind the Reunions, Departures, and Stage Comebacks
Three decades after their inception, the members of Kabah manage a diverse collection of public platforms, balancing civic work, daytime television, and high-visibility digital media.
Federica Quijano has built a substantial public career outside entertainment. Elected as a Diputada Federal (Federal Deputy) in the Mexican Congress, she has directed her public policy work toward healthcare reform, disability access, and autism awareness, a cause close to her heart as the mother of a son on the autism spectrum. While continuing to debate legislation, she periodically rejoins the group for large festival bills.
Daniela Magún is one of the most recognizable personalities on Mexican television. For years, she has served as a primary host on Unicable’s hit talk show Netas Divinas, discussing culture, relationships, and modern womanhood alongside Paola Rojas and Natalia Téllez. Her standing as a fashion consultant and media host complements her position as Kabah's visual coordinator on the road.
Héctor "Apio" Quijano has embraced holistic wellness, authorship, and reality television. Beyond publishing books on spiritual growth and alternative healing, Apio gained widespread international attention in 2023 as a fan-favorite contestant on La Casa de los Famosos México. His candid, strategic personality inside the house introduced him to Gen-Z viewers who were not yet born during Kabah's initial chart peaks.
René Ortiz and Sergio O'Farrill serve as the operational and musical glue of the quintet. Ortiz balances stage commitments with business investments and automotive media ventures, while O'Farrill has pursued independent acting, creative video production, and environmental expeditions. Both remain fully committed to Kabah’s live performance operations.
