A Guadalajara trio whose synth-driven sound has defined a slice of Mexican pop since the early 2000s.
For their sound, start with 'Necio' from the top songs list. 'Rosa Pastel' is the one that really put them on the map, even with all that chatter about the melody.
Denisse Guerrero's voice floats over Edgar Huerta's keyboards and Ricardo Arreola's guitar, giving songs like 'Necio' a light, catchy feel that stuck around. They broke through with 'Rosa Pastel' from 2005's 'Dulce Beat,' a track that got big enough to spark some melody controversy in the press. Even after that, they kept putting out albums like 'Fantasía Pop' without much personal drama, just steady work.
They met at a music school in Guadalajara in 2000, released the debut 'Cocktail' in 2003 with the single 'Tus Ojos,' and followed with 'Dulce Beat' two years later. Later albums like 'Canciones para la Luna' in 2013 show they've stayed active, maintaining a low-key profile outside Guerrero's noted marriage to singer Jay de la Cueva.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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