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Las Tres Grandes
Las Tres Grandes was an all-female trio from Mexico. They worked in traditional Mexican music, though the existing history doesn't specify exactly when they...
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Las Tres Grandes was an all-female trio from Mexico. They worked in traditional Mexican music, though the existing history doesn't specify exactly when they were active or what region they came from. Their song 'La Calaca' appears to have been their most notable track.
Their debut album was self-titled, and they released at least two others called 'Canciones de Amor y Revancha' and 'Raíces.' The writing mentions Alejandra Robles as a vocalist and guitarist, but doesn't list the other two members by name.
Some accounts suggest they faced resistance as women in what's described as a male-dominated industry. Their lyrics sometimes addressed social or political topics, which drew both support and criticism. The details around specific controversies or government criticism are vague in the available material.
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