A Sinaloan band that built an arena-filling sound from local festival beginnings.
For a sense of their catalog, start with 'Por Un Amor' and 'No Será Fácil'. They frame the band's straightforward, heartfelt approach.
They took the corrido tradition their father played and gave it a contemporary push that connected on both sides of the border. Songs like 'Enamórate De Alguien' and 'Hasta La Miel Amarga' became staples in their set. Their mix of the traditional and the modern helped define a regional Mexican sound for the 1990s.
The Ledezma brothers started playing at local festivals in Sinaloa before forming the band in 1993. Their debut album 'Con los Pies en la Tierra' led to shows in Mexico and the U.S., and they were filling arenas by the late 1990s.
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