Hermanos Torres Márquez
Hermanos Torres Márquez are a Colombian band from the Llanos region, formed by brothers José, Hebert, and Ricardo in 1998. Their music draws on local...
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Hermanos Torres Márquez are a Colombian band from the Llanos region, formed by brothers José, Hebert, and Ricardo in 1998. Their music draws on local traditions, with songs like "Cerrito Santander" and "Canto a García Rovira" reflecting the rhythms and stories of that area.
"Cerrito Santander" became their breakthrough track in 2003, gaining national attention. The song's melody and lyrics connected with many listeners, though it also stirred some debate over its political references. The brothers kept performing, putting out albums like "Llanero Soy" in 2000 and "El Llanero" in 2006.
They play guitar, bass, and drums, often singing together. Other songs in their catalog include "Capitanejo (Pasodoble)," "Carcasí," and "Cepitá," which continue to feature the sounds of the Llanos.
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