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Las Voces Campedrinas
Las Voces Campedrinas formed in 1983 with Alfonso González, Andrés González, and Juan Pablo Rodríguez singing together. They started playing local festivals...
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Las Voces Campedrinas formed in 1983 with Alfonso González, Andrés González, and Juan Pablo Rodríguez singing together. They started playing local festivals and cantinas in Mexico's Sierra Madre Occidental region, building a following with their ranchera music.
Their song "Si Esto Fuera Un Sueño" became a hit that stuck around. They performed at places like the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, known for tight harmonies and emotional delivery.
Their music appeared in films and television shows.
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