Los Telez
Los Telez formed in Los Angeles in 2002, led by vocalist and songwriter Elías Mejía. Their debut album 'Es Dificil Olvidarnos' gave them their first major hit...
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Los Telez formed in Los Angeles in 2002, led by vocalist and songwriter Elías Mejía. Their debut album 'Es Dificil Olvidarnos' gave them their first major hit with the title track, which became one of their most recognizable songs. The band's sound mixes pop with traditional Mexican elements, often featuring Vicente Morales on accordion.
Other members include Elías's brother Erick Mejía on bass and Edgar Pérez on drums. They followed their debut with albums like 'Te Dejo En Libertad' and 'El Amor de Mi Vida'. Songs like 'Gritaría Que Te Amo' and 'Te Voy a Olvidar' became staples in their catalog, continuing their focus on romantic themes and melodic arrangements.
In 2010, Los Telez faced plagiarism accusations regarding their song 'Te Dejo En Libertad', which they successfully defended. The band has continued performing and recording, maintaining a consistent presence in regional Mexican and Latin pop circles without major lineup changes.
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