Estilo Firme
Estilo Firme came together in Tijuana, with Eduin Caz, Johnny Caz, Daniel Morales, and Christian Téllez forming the core of the group. They started playing...
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Estilo Firme came together in Tijuana, with Eduin Caz, Johnny Caz, Daniel Morales, and Christian Téllez forming the core of the group. They started playing traditional banda music in northern Mexico, building a following through local shows before anything else happened.
In 2020, their song 'Tumbando Banderas' caught on quickly, though some listeners raised questions about its lyrics. The track became a hit regardless, and it's still one of the songs people know them by. They followed it with albums like 'Pa' Que Me Quieras' that same year and 'En Vivo Desde el Foro Sol' in 2021.
Eduin Caz handles most of the lead vocals, while Johnny Caz plays trumpet and guitarrón. Daniel Morales is on bass, and Christian Téllez keeps time on drums. They've put out other singles like 'El Roto' and 'El Amor No Fue Pa' Mi,' but 'Tumbando Banderas' remains the one that first got them wider attention.
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