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Banda Ritmo Sinusal
Banda Ritmo Sinusal formed in 2005 in Culiacán, Sinaloa. Their song "Sinal Patch" became a regional favorite, built around the brass and percussion sound...
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Banda Ritmo Sinusal formed in 2005 in Culiacán, Sinaloa. Their song "Sinal Patch" became a regional favorite, built around the brass and percussion sound typical of Sinaloan banda music.
They released several albums between 2005 and 2015, including "El Reventón" in 2008 and "Puro Sinaloa" in 2010. The group includes several members of the Lizárraga family, with Sergio Lizárraga on vocals and Ernesto Lizárraga on tuba.
Their lyrics have drawn criticism at times for their subject matter, but they've performed widely in Mexico and the United States.
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