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Legaci
Legaci formed in Los Angeles around 2010, originally calling themselves The Legacy. The group included Andres Pelayo on vocals, Omar Reyes on guitar, Chris...
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Legaci formed in Los Angeles around 2010, originally calling themselves The Legacy. The group included Andres Pelayo on vocals, Omar Reyes on guitar, Chris Torres on bass, Eric Lagunas on keyboards, and Mario Montes on drums. Their early single 'Baby' got some attention in Latin pop circles.
They put out songs like 'Down' and 'Whatcha Say' over the next few years, working in a mix of pop and R&B. The music drew some criticism for its lyrics and presentation, though the band generally kept making records.
That lineup stayed together through the mid-2010s, releasing material like 'Replay' and 'endlessly'. They were based in LA and kept a steady presence without becoming a major commercial force.
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