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Los Gfez
Los Gfez were a Mexican band whose song "La Canelera" became widely known in 2005. The track's straightforward melody and everyday lyrics connected with...
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Los Gfez were a Mexican band whose song "La Canelera" became widely known in 2005. The track's straightforward melody and everyday lyrics connected with listeners, giving the group a foothold beyond their local scene.
Their lineup included Luis Ángel Gómez on vocals, Ricardo Patiño on bass, Emilio Ortega on drums, and Manuel Pinzón on keyboards. They worked with rhythms from salsa, cumbia, and norteño, though they didn't stick to any one style.
In 2013, some members faced allegations related to drug use, which the band denied. The group released albums like "El Gigante de la Salsa" and "El Buen Camino" before their catalog trailed off.
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