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Hermanos Reyes
Hermanos Reyes started as a duo of brothers, Jesús and Eduardo Reyes, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. They formed the band in 1994 and put out their self-titled...
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Hermanos Reyes started as a duo of brothers, Jesús and Eduardo Reyes, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. They formed the band in 1994 and put out their self-titled debut album in 1998. That record included 'Me He Equivocado,' a song that became a hit and helped establish them in Latin pop.
Eduardo left the band in 2005, which led to a period of uncertainty and some legal disputes over the name and material. Jesús kept the project going with new members. They've released several albums since, like 'Con el Corazón' in 2006 and 'La Historia' in 2017.
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