Grupo G
Grupo G formed in Monterrey, Mexico in the early 2000s. The original lineup included Gustavo Reyna on vocals, Gilberto Esquivel on accordion, Jorge Llanas on...
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Grupo G formed in Monterrey, Mexico in the early 2000s. The original lineup included Gustavo Reyna on vocals, Gilberto Esquivel on accordion, Jorge Llanas on bass, and Jose Luis Martinez on drums. Their debut album "He Seguido Tus Pasos Baby" gave the band its first major hit.
Their sound mixed Norteño and Cumbia rhythms, heard on tracks like "La Cumbia de Los Monjes" and "La Inconforme." They released several albums including "Tu Ausencia," "Lo Mejor de lo Mejor," and "Norteño con Banda."
In 2010, the band faced plagiarism accusations over the song "Tu Ausencia," though the allegations were eventually dismissed. They performed in the United States, South America, and Europe during their active years.
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