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Amaya Hermanos
Amaya Hermanos formed in Monterrey, Mexico. Their debut album came out in 1995, and they released several others including 'Sentimiento' in 1999, 'Para Que...
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Amaya Hermanos formed in Monterrey, Mexico. Their debut album came out in 1995, and they released several others including 'Sentimiento' in 1999, 'Para Que Nunca Me Olvides' in 2002, and 'Lejos de Ti' in 2005.
Their song 'Lejos de Ti' was at the center of plagiarism accusations in 2005. The band denied the claims and kept working. Other songs like 'Amame' and 'Triste Me Voy' also became part of their catalog.
They were known for ballads that mixed Mexican folk elements with pop arrangements. The group's lineup featured brothers, which gave them their name.
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