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Los Compas Del Pueblo
Los Compas del Pueblo formed in Villahermosa, Mexico in the late 1990s. Claudio Alcaraz sang lead vocals, with his brothers Gustavo on accordion and Joel on...
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Los Compas del Pueblo formed in Villahermosa, Mexico in the late 1990s. Claudio Alcaraz sang lead vocals, with his brothers Gustavo on accordion and Joel on bass, plus Mario González on drums. Their song 'Romelia' became a national hit.
Their music mixed traditional Mexican folk with cumbia, vallenato, and rock. They released albums like 'Los Compas del Pueblo' in 2000, 'Romántico y Cumbiambero' in 2002, and 'Corazón de Pueblo' in 2005.
Alcaraz's outspoken lyrics drew criticism from conservative groups. The band's association with certain political figures also sparked accusations of bias, but they continued working through those years.
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