Danny El Trueno
Danny El Trueno came up in Mexico City, where he started singing and writing songs as a teenager. His early sound pulled from traditional Mexican music and...
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Danny El Trueno came up in Mexico City, where he started singing and writing songs as a teenager. His early sound pulled from traditional Mexican music and rock rhythms. In the early 2000s, his single "Escápate" broke through, a song about forbidden love that caught on with its melody.
His records over the next decade showed some range, and he worked with other artists like Banda MS and Gerardo Ortiz. Songs like "Locura Sin Cura" and "La Traicionera" kept his name in rotation. He toured Mexico and the U.S. with a band that included musicians going by names like El Flaco on bass and El Chapo on drums.
Around 2010, he got tangled in a copyright lawsuit that ended in a settlement. Tabloids sometimes picked at his personal life, too. The noise never quite drowned out the music, though, he kept putting out tracks that worked on radio and in live sets without much fuss.
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