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Banda Alma Latina
Banda Alma Latina formed in Mexico City in the early 1980s, started by brothers Gilberto and Ricardo Romero. Their song 'Olhos verdes' became a hit that...
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Banda Alma Latina formed in Mexico City in the early 1980s, started by brothers Gilberto and Ricardo Romero. Their song 'Olhos verdes' became a hit that helped them reach a wider audience. The group worked with a sound that mixed Mexican folk traditions like mariachi with pop and rock elements.
They released several albums in the first half of the 1980s, including 'Ojos Verdes' in 1981 and 'Fiesta' in 1984. Other songs like '365 Dias' and 'Entre o Beijo e a Boca' show their blend of lively rhythms and melodic pop. The band's lineup included Gilberto Romero on vocals and guitar, Ricardo Romero on drums and vocals, Carlos Martínez on bass, and Juan López.
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