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The Mexican group Los Bukis, an indigenous word which means “the youngsters,” recorded their debut album in 1975. It included Camilo Sesto’s “Quieres Ser Mi Amante,” a Spanish edition of the traditional “Emotions,” as well as the band’s 1st original strike, “Falso Amor.” The group was created by vocalist/songwriter Marco …

Los Temerarios’ bubblegum ranchera was the intimate soundtrack of an incredible number of Mexican and Mexican-American youths’ lives through the ’90s. Merging components of traditional Mexican ranchera music with keyboards, electrical bass, and stately percussion, they made a audio whose appeal often took these to the very best tier of …

Carlos Gardel was tango’s 1st superstar but still among its most enduring performers. Revered mainly because an icon in Argentina since his tragic loss of life in 1935, Gardel — nicknamed “Un Zorzal Criollo” (“The Creole Thrush”) — was the first vocalist to look at the tango mainly because a …

Marco Antonio Solís is without query probably one of the most important numbers within the rise of Mexican and Latin music to globe prominence over the last two decades from the 20th hundred years. Created in Michoacan, Mexico, Solís was just 12 when he created his 1st group, Los Hermanitos …

Furia Music award-winning Grupo Cañaveral was formed in January of 1995 by vocalist/percussionist and ex-Corraleros de Majagual Humberto Pabón Olivares, in addition to journalist/radio announcer Agustín Teutli Delgado, using the intention of resurrecting the-then dormant Mexican cumbia design. Throughout their early years, they not merely accomplished their objective, but developed …

Juan Gabriel was among Mexico’s most effective songwriters and vocalists. A six-time Grammy nominee, Gabriel offered over 100 million copies of his albums, and performed sold-out concerts across the world until his loss of life at age 66. Furthermore to documenting numerous strikes by himself, Gabriel created albums for Rocio …

In 1998, guitarist Leonardo Gonzales made a decision to leave la Mafia, teaming up with bassist Adolfo Alonzo, who was simply previously taking part in in an organization called Xcelencia, to create a fresh Tejano/pop band called Leonardo Gonzales y Los Magníficos. Both were later became a member of by …

More than simply the undisputed ruler of Mexico’s traditional ranchera music, Vicente Fernández — “El Idolo de Mexico” — is among that country’s most recognizable and influential cultural symbols. Since his introduction within the middle-’60s, Fernández’s reputation provides escalated to the idea that his position among Mexicans and Mexican-Americans continues …

Vocalist/guitarist Joe López met Jimmy González even though attending senior high school in Brownsville, TX. Writing a interest for well-known music, they set up a band known as Grupo Mazz in 1978, getting among the initial Tejano serves to present keyboards. In 1999, after 2 decades of playing jointly, Joe …

Argentina’s tradition was explored at length through the tunes and books of Buenos Aires-born vocalist, guitarist, and novelist Facundo Cabral. His repertoire included the worldwide strike “No Soy de Aqui, Ni Soy de Alla,” which includes been translated and documented in nine dialects by such performers as Julio Iglesias, Pedro …