De Camino a La Vereda
De Camino a La Vereda formed in 2006 in San Juan Cosalá, Jalisco, a group of musicians who played traditional Mexican styles like son jarocho, banda...
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De Camino a La Vereda formed in 2006 in San Juan Cosalá, Jalisco, a group of musicians who played traditional Mexican styles like son jarocho, banda sinaloense, and ranchera. Their first album, also called "De Camino a La Vereda," came out the following year.
They released several more albums over the next decade, including "A Toda Máquina" in 2009 and "Raíces" in 2016. The band was nominated for Latin Grammys, and their music often addressed social issues, which sometimes drew criticism alongside praise.
Their lineup included Jaime Vaca on vocals and guitar, Ramón Muñoz on acoustic guitar, Juan Carlos Ortiz on bass, José Luis Díaz on trumpet, Miguel Ángel Vaca on vihuela, and Vicente Torres on drums. They played as a collective focused on Mexican folk traditions rather than pursuing a more commercial pop sound.
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