Los Fugitivos

Making use of their keyboard-driven Cumbias and airy pop sound, los Fugitivos dominated the onda grupera scene from the ’90s. Brothers Jaime and Edi Espinoza shaped the music group in 1985 as Grupo Kariño. However in 1991, using the addition vocalist/keyboardist Roberto Nieto, the music group became los Fugitivos. The band’s 1st hits were addresses, including “Esperando Por Ti,” that was a Spanish-language edition of Richard Marx’s “THE FOLLOWING Waiting around.” In 1993 the music group also scored an early on strike with Jose Luis Perales’ “La Loca,” which got them for the Billboard Popular Latin Tracks graph. In 1998 that they had popular with another cover, Roberto Carlos’ “Pajaro Herido,” which made an appearance on their recording Secretos. In 1999 Nieto was changed by Hekar Rivero, which same yr the band remaining PolyGram and authorized with Sony Discos, who released their recording Mi Última Tentación quickly afterwards.