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Lucas Velazquez
Lucas Velazquez came up in Monterrey, Nuevo León, singing at local gatherings and festivals. He started with a band called Los Gavilanes before catching the...
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Lucas Velazquez came up in Monterrey, Nuevo León, singing at local gatherings and festivals. He started with a band called Los Gavilanes before catching the attention of producer Sergio Lizárraga, who brought him into Banda El Recodo.
After some time with El Recodo, he went solo in 2015 with the album 'No Esperaba.' That record included 'Me Veo Contigo,' which connected with listeners and became his most recognizable song.
There was some noise around 'Me Veo Contigo' in 2017 with plagiarism claims, but it didn't stick. He's put out a couple more albums since then.
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