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Banda Minerva
Banda Minerva formed in Guadalajara in 1973, started by brothers Luis and Armando Navarrete. They built a following with regional Mexican music, and their...
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Banda Minerva formed in Guadalajara in 1973, started by brothers Luis and Armando Navarrete. They built a following with regional Mexican music, and their song 'Meu Ser' became particularly well-known.
Over time, the group saw various musicians come and go while maintaining a core sound. They recorded numerous albums, including titles like 'Con Todo mi Corazón' and 'Me Enamoré'.
The band has included members like José Navarrete on accordion, Carlos Ramírez on trumpet, and Héctor Medina. They've continued performing with a lineup that still features the founding Navarrete brothers.
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