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Doña Maria
Doña María is a Mexican band that started in Tijuana in 2004. Their debut album, "Contigo o Sin Ti," came out the next year and got them some attention....
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Doña María is a Mexican band that started in Tijuana in 2004. Their debut album, "Contigo o Sin Ti," came out the next year and got them some attention. They've put out a handful of records since, including "Puedo Olvidar" in 2013.
That song, "Puedo Olvidar," is probably their best-known track. It's a ballad that people remember. They also have songs like "Escucha Mi" and "No Quiero."
There was a legal issue around 2007 over their music rights, but they kept going. The band has three members: Beatriz Adriana Aguilera on vocals, José Guadalupe Aguilera on guitar, and Julio César Gutiérrez on bass.
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