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Broche de Oro
Broche de Oro formed in 2003, originally calling themselves Los Invasores de Nuevo León. They changed their name to Broche de Oro in 2007. The band's big...
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Broche de Oro formed in 2003, originally calling themselves Los Invasores de Nuevo León. They changed their name to Broche de Oro in 2007. The band's big moment came in 2010 with the release of "La Trakalosa de Monterrey," which became a viral hit.
Their lineup has included Edwin Luna on vocals, Ricky Muñoz on accordion and vocals, Cesar Salinas on bass, Juan José "JJ" Alanís on drums, and Claudio Alcaraz on guitar. They've released over a dozen studio albums, mixing traditional Mexican rhythms with more contemporary sounds.
Along the way, they've faced some legal issues, including accusations of plagiarism. But they kept recording and performing, building a catalog that leans on that regional Mexican foundation while finding their own space within it.
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