Banda Maguey
Mexican 12-piece Banda Maguey started playing local traditional music in their native Villa Corona before taking over Jalisco with their onda grupera style. In 1993, the band, led by singer Ernesto Solano, signed up to Fonovisa, making their debut with Tumbando Caña, which was released in January 1994. They climbed local charts with the tracks "Corazón de Oro" and "El Alacrán" and performed live for the first time in the U.S. on May 5, that same year. After issuing El Mundo Gira, featuring the hit single "Pero Te Amo," Banda Maguey signed a record deal with BMG U.S. Latin and recorded Lágrimas de Sangre.
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19アルバム • ベストセラーで並び替え
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Pa Que Veas Lo Que Se Siente
Latin America - Mayra Music Inc 発売日 2019/11/12
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Popurrí Quebraditas: Tumbando Caña / Como la Luna / Eva María (30 Aniversario)
Latin America - UNIMUSIK 発売日 2024/03/15
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Tumbando Caña (Versión 30 Aniversario)
Latin America - UNIMUSIK 発売日 2022/06/03
24-Bit 44.1 kHz - Stereo -
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Bailando Quebradita Con La Maguey Y La R-15
Latin America - UME - Global Clearing House 発売日 2024/05/22
16-Bit CD音質 44.1 kHz - Stereo