El Dorado
El Dorado formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s, with Ximena Sariñana on vocals, Cesar López on guitar, Ernesto Martínez on bass, and Rodrigo Sánchez on...
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El Dorado formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s, with Ximena Sariñana on vocals, Cesar López on guitar, Ernesto Martínez on bass, and Rodrigo Sánchez on drums. Their version of the traditional ballad 'La Llorona' came out in 2005 and became their most recognizable track. They released a self-titled debut album that same year.
Their music pulled from mariachi rhythms and dream pop textures, which gave their arrangements a contemporary feel while keeping a foot in traditional Mexican sounds. This approach drew some criticism from those who felt they were commercializing folk music, but it also defined their early work.
Beyond 'La Llorona,' their catalog includes the song 'Mais Você Mp3' and several other albums. They recorded four studio albums in total, with later releases continuing to explore themes around Mexican identity.
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