Caballo Dorado
Caballo Dorado came out of Mazatlán in the 1980s. Their song 'No Rompas Más Mi Pobre Corazón' became a staple, one of those banda ballads that just stuck...
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Caballo Dorado came out of Mazatlán in the 1980s. Their song 'No Rompas Más Mi Pobre Corazón' became a staple, one of those banda ballads that just stuck around. They had other tracks like 'Payaso de Rodeo' and 'Carretera 54' that kept them on the radio.
Alfredo Olivas Jr. sang for the group. The existing history mentions José Ángel Lizárraga on accordion, Martín Salazar on trumpet, and Carlos Sarabia on bass, though it's not clear when they all played together. The band's sound was straightforward banda with some pop leanings.
There was a period around 2000 when they faced some legal trouble and took a break. They came back to touring and recording afterward. Their music, especially 'No Rompas Más Mi Pobre Corazón,' still gets played at parties and on regional Mexican stations.
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