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Banda Mira
Banda Mira started playing in Mazatlán, Mexico, in the late 1980s. Juan Pablo Villa and Sergio Lizárraga were among the founders. They worked local events for...
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Banda Mira started playing in Mazatlán, Mexico, in the late 1980s. Juan Pablo Villa and Sergio Lizárraga were among the founders. They worked local events for years before anything wider happened.
In 1993 they put out their first album, 'El Que Te Amó,' which had the song 'Admirado.' That track caught on and gave them a national audience. They kept recording through the 1990s and 2000s, with albums like 'El Bandón de Mazatlán' and 'La Puerta Grande.'
Their catalog includes songs like 'Em Santidade,' 'Eu Aprendi,' and 'Foi Teu Amor.' They've had some legal trouble over the band name and occasional criticism about song topics, but they've kept going.
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