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Banda Bucanera
Banda Bucanera formed in Mazatlán, Sinaloa in 1995 with José Guadalupe Esparza as their vocalist. Their 1997 song "La Rana" became their breakthrough hit, a...
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Banda Bucanera formed in Mazatlán, Sinaloa in 1995 with José Guadalupe Esparza as their vocalist. Their 1997 song "La Rana" became their breakthrough hit, a playful track about a frog that caught on across Latin America. They also recorded songs like "Contra Viento y Marea" and "La Plebe."
In 2002, the band took a break after a legal dispute over who wrote "La Rana." They returned with albums like De Regreso in 2002 and Fiesta en el Rancho in 2006. Their lineup included Salvador Cabrera on vocals and accordion, Alfredo Cuadras on drums, and Rafael.
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