Banda Express
Banda Express formed in 2001 in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. Their 2004 song "Mí Cama Huela a Tí" became a breakout hit, establishing them in Mexican regional music....
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Banda Express formed in 2001 in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. Their 2004 song "Mí Cama Huela a Tí" became a breakout hit, establishing them in Mexican regional music. They've released albums like "Sin Miedo al Éxito" in 2006 and "Rompiendo Cadenas" in 2008.
Their music includes songs like "Silencio," "Te Quiero a Escondidas," and "Adicto." In 2008, they faced plagiarism allegations over "La Reina del Cielo," though they were cleared. The band has also drawn criticism for explicit lyrics, which they've defended as reflecting cultural realities.
Current members include vocalist Joel Elizalde, trombonist Ricardo Landa, drummer Juan Carlos Gálvez, bassist Fernando Sánchez, and tubist Mario Rodríguez.
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