Grupo Sobrenatural
Grupo Sobrenatural formed in Guadalajara, Mexico, in the early 2000s. Their 2003 debut album "Sobrenatural" introduced a sound that mixed mariachi with pop...
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Grupo Sobrenatural formed in Guadalajara, Mexico, in the early 2000s. Their 2003 debut album "Sobrenatural" introduced a sound that mixed mariachi with pop elements, which caught attention with songs like "Vale a Pena Esperar." That track became their breakout hit.
They followed with albums including "Para Siempre," "Corazon de Niño," and "De Regreso a Casa." Other songs in their catalog include "A Gente Nasceu Pra Ser Feliz" and "Olha." The group's lineup has included Sergio Lizárraga on vocals, Omar Tarazón on lead guitar, Carlos Sarabia on rhythm guitar, Adrián Cisneros on bass, and Martín Terrazas on percussion.
Early on, some traditional mariachi listeners questioned their approach to blending styles. The group kept working with that mix anyway. They also faced a copyright dispute that was eventually dismissed.
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