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Banda Radio 5
Banda Radio 5 formed in 2002 in Sinaloa, Mexico. They play regional Mexican music with a contemporary edge, and their song "Treason" became widely known...
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Banda Radio 5 formed in 2002 in Sinaloa, Mexico. They play regional Mexican music with a contemporary edge, and their song "Treason" became widely known around 2008.
Their lyrics often deal with betrayal and heartbreak, which has sometimes sparked debate. The band's lineup has changed over time, with lead singer Luis Alfonso Partida "El Yaki" leaving in 2010.
They've released albums like Un Nuevo Amanecer, Treason, and El Apagón. The group includes vocalists Pedro Luis Olivas and Ulises Osvaldo Ruiz, accordionist Joel Osuna, tuba player Abelardo Estrada, and bandleader Ernesto Lizárraga.
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