Carlos Malo y La Polkería
Carlos Malo formed his band in Los Mochis, Sinaloa in 1982. He played accordion and sang, and the group focused on regional Mexican music with polka rhythms....
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Carlos Malo formed his band in Los Mochis, Sinaloa in 1982. He played accordion and sang, and the group focused on regional Mexican music with polka rhythms. Their song 'Rancho Quita Pena' came out in 1987 and became popular. The track features Chacho Ramos.
They recorded many albums, and their lyrics often reflected ordinary life in Mexico. The band's lineup included musicians like Arturo Guerra on bass, Amado Espinoza on drums, and Oscar Fuentes on keyboard.
Their music found an audience in Mexico and elsewhere. The polka beat gave their recordings a danceable quality that suited celebrations and gatherings.
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