La Gran Novedad de Mexico
La Gran Novedad de México came out of Mexico City with a sound that connected with people in the regional Mexican scene. Their song "A Puro Dolor" from 1994...
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La Gran Novedad de México came out of Mexico City with a sound that connected with people in the regional Mexican scene. Their song "A Puro Dolor" from 1994 became a kind of standard for heartbreak, its straightforward lyrics about pain finding a wide audience. They followed it with other singles like "Adiós Amor" and "Así Te Quiero Yo."
The group included Paco Barraza on vocals, Pancho Uresti on accordion, Juan Morales on bass, and José Luis Ortega on guitar. They put out records steadily through the 1990s, including Duele el Amor in 1995 and El Amor es Como un Juego in 1996. A compilation of their work came out in 2001.
Their career wasn't smooth. There were reports of personal struggles and internal disagreements that complicated things for the band. They kept going despite that, and their music, especially those early hits, stayed in rotation for listeners who appreciated their direct approach to romantic themes.
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