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Conjunto Jardin
Conjunto Jardin formed in Monterrey in the 1970s, with Amado Cruz on lead vocals. They played cumbia, and their song 'La Bruja' came out in 1985. The track's...
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Conjunto Jardin formed in Monterrey in the 1970s, with Amado Cruz on lead vocals. They played cumbia, and their song 'La Bruja' came out in 1985. The track's lyrics about a woman turning into a witch stirred some debate at the time.
Their discography includes albums like 'En el Jardin' from 1975 and 'El Brujo' from 1980. They kept recording through the 1990s, with releases such as 'El Tigre' in 1994 and 'El León' in 1996.
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