Chuy Cortez RMP
Chuy Cortez RMP formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, led by vocalist and accordionist Jesús "Chuy" Cortez. Their debut album "Dejame Ser" came out in...
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Chuy Cortez RMP formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, led by vocalist and accordionist Jesús "Chuy" Cortez. Their debut album "Dejame Ser" came out in 1999, with the title track becoming a signature song for the band. They played Regional Mexican music, mixing corridos with romantic ballads like "Único Amor."
Their lineup stayed fairly steady with Chuy Cortez on vocals and accordion, Raúl "El Tigre" Rivera on guitars and vocals, Marco "El Pirata" Olguín on bass and vocals, and Ricardo "El Coyote" Acosta on drums and vocals. They released several albums through the 2000s, including "El Duello" in 2001 and "Historia de un Amor" in 2008.
Some of their lyrics about love and social themes drew criticism, while others appreciated their direct approach. Songs like "Nunca Olvides Que" showed their style of straightforward storytelling set to traditional Mexican rhythms.
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