Grupo Máximo Grado

Maximo Grado certainly are a regional Mexican group from Culiacan, Sinaloa. They play danceable corridos nearly exclusively — using a few choice rancheras in the combine. Audiences often understand every word with their music and easily sing along — something the music group actively motivates. They came jointly in 2011 behind frontman Cristian Felix. The workers also contains the innovative accordionist Alexis Valenzuela (who also sings backup), Adrian Martinez on bajo sexto, drummer Jesus Romero, electrical bassist Religious Sanchez (who also features as another business lead vocalist), and percussionist Willy Saldana. The band’s key composer is nonperforming member Jesús E. Muñoz Sánchez. Maximo Grado’s exclusive audio signature contains syncopated drumming, swirling, staccato accordion, and some dialogues within their vocal strike. In addition, they don’t sing narcocorridos or any music that promote assault; rather, they details family and nation life. It talks with their cross-generational charm and models them aside from a great many other corrido organizations from Sinaloa. After appealing to public curiosity by releasing some videos on social networking, the band got to the street over another many years, honing their audio. Their debut recording was the live La Vida del Leon in 2014, accompanied by the studio room work Yo Soy Ivan on HyPhy in 2014. In 2015, the pre-release solitary “Unas Heladas” produced different Mexican Regional airplay graphs, as well as the full-length Marca Acme premiered in-may, 2015 by AfinArte Music.