Los Sepultureros

Los Sepultureros (aka Los Sepultureros con Dulce Rosario and Los Tremendos Sepultureros con Mariela) certainly are a pioneering Mexican cumbia music group. Being among the most important Mexican cumbia sets of all period, they helped to pioneer the “cumbia rock and roll” motion in the first 1970s by using electric powered guitars, synthesizers, organs, as well as other digital musical instruments — including drum devices. Their biggest strike singles — “Un Ropavejero,” “Señorita Cumbia,” “Mi Papaito,” “Mi Tablita Huija,” “Baila Mi Cumbia,” and “La Viudita” — had been released between 1972 and 1990, though they will have continuing as both a wildly well-known live action well in to the 21st hundred years. Their traditional albums consist of Sabor a Cumbia, Morir di Amor, Camino Nueva, as well as the compilations 15 Exitos: Historia Musical, Lo Mejor de Lo Sepultureros, and 2016’s 20 Exitos de Coleccion.