Jaime D'Leon
Jaime D'León formed in Monterrey, Mexico in the 1970s, originally as a four-piece band. Their sound mixed cumbia, salsa, and rock, which felt unusual at the...
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Jaime D'León formed in Monterrey, Mexico in the 1970s, originally as a four-piece band. Their sound mixed cumbia, salsa, and rock, which felt unusual at the time. They worked through local gigs and rehearsals before finding a wider audience.
In the early 1980s, their album "Nunca Te Olvidaré" helped them break through in Mexico. By 1986, they had released "Si Tu Te Vas," a ballad that became their signature song and reached listeners across Latin America and the United States.
The band's lineup has changed over time, but the original members included Jaime D'León on vocals and bass, José María Cano on guitar, Eduardo Cano on drums, and Javier Serna on keyboards. They've put out more than twenty studio albums, touching on cumbia, ballads, and rock.
Their music, especially "Si Tu Te Vas," continues to be played and remembered.
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