Los Comanches de Navojoa
Los Comanches de Navojoa came out of the town of Navojoa in Sonora in the 1960s. Their song 'El Corrido de Los Tanques' became a hit, telling a story about...
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Los Comanches de Navojoa came out of the town of Navojoa in Sonora in the 1960s. Their song 'El Corrido de Los Tanques' became a hit, telling a story about Mexican soldiers at the Battle of El Alamein in World War II.
They played corridos, which are Mexican narrative ballads, and mixed traditional forms with more modern arrangements. Their material often dealt with historical events or Mexican themes, and they also recorded boleros and rancheras. Other songs like 'El Corrido de Nicho' and 'El Moro y La Sangrita' show the range of stories they told.
At different points, their lyrics drew criticism for being too explicit or for how they depicted violence. There was also a legal issue with the Mexican military over the use of the word 'tanques' in their famous song.
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