Banda Chilolos
Banda Chilolos came out of Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Their song "Amargo Adiós" got attention in 2016, a ballad about a breakup that connected with listeners. The...
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Banda Chilolos came out of Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Their song "Amargo Adiós" got attention in 2016, a ballad about a breakup that connected with listeners. The band's lead singer is Rogelio García.
They have other songs like "Bye Bye," "Es ajena," and "Sed." Their albums include "El Chilolo" from 2017 and "El Delicadito" from 2018. The group includes Jorge Sandoval on clarinet, Luis Alberto Martínez on trumpet, Juan Antonio Pérez on tuba, and Carlos Alberto Ochoa on drums.
Some of their material has drawn criticism for explicit language. They kept making music through 2020 with releases like "No Me Conviene" and "El Amor Nunca Fue Para Mí."
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