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Banda América Latina
Banda América Latina formed in 2003 in Jiquilpan, Mexico. Their song "Menores" came out in 2017 and became widely popular. They released albums called "Un...
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Banda América Latina formed in 2003 in Jiquilpan, Mexico. Their song "Menores" came out in 2017 and became widely popular. They released albums called "Un Sueño" in 2018 and "Sin Límites" in 2020.
In 2019, there was a legal dispute over the songwriting for "Menores" that led to a temporary ban on performing it. Some listeners have criticized the band's lyrics as being too suggestive, though the group has defended their work as reflecting aspects of youth culture.
The band includes Alfonso "El Oso" García on lead vocals, Jesús "El Chino" Tapia on trumpet and vocals, Luis "El Güero" Ruelas on accordion and vocals, José "El Cachetes" López on bass and vocals, and Javier "El Pecas" Mora on drums and vocals.
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