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Fausto & Banda Cuenco
Fausto & Banda Cuenco formed in Mazatlán, Mexico around 2000, with Fausto Ibarra as the frontman alongside musicians like Eduardo "Lalo" Sánchez on guitar....
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De Atardecer
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Fuente de Sol
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Intento Amarte
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Morena
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Naturaleza
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Oir La Voz
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De Atardecer
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Fuente de Sol
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Intento Amarte
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Morena
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Naturaleza
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Oir La Voz
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Raigambre
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Sensible Y Sentimental
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Siempre La Musica
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Silbando Bajito
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Tacto
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Tus Huellas En Mi Alma
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Fausto & Banda Cuenco formed in Mazatlán, Mexico around 2000, with Fausto Ibarra as the frontman alongside musicians like Eduardo "Lalo" Sánchez on guitar. Their sound pulls from Banda Sinaloense and Mexican country ballads, often circling themes of love and place.
Their 2005 album "De Atardecer" gave the band its breakout hit of the same name, a melancholic track that became something of a standard. Other songs like "Fuente de Sol" and "Morena" followed in a similar vein, romantic, brass-tinged, and grounded in regional rhythms.
In 2010, the group faced a legal dispute with a former member that led to a temporary hiatus. They returned afterward and kept recording, putting out albums like "Tranquilito" in 2007 and "El Amor No Duele" in 2011.
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