Luister La Voz
Luister La Voz is a regional Mexican band from Michoacán, Mexico, founded in 2002 by brothers Luis and Javier Estrada. They built a following with their vocal...
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Luister La Voz is a regional Mexican band from Michoacán, Mexico, founded in 2002 by brothers Luis and Javier Estrada. They built a following with their vocal harmonies and traditional sound, eventually performing across Mexico and the United States. Their song "Sangre De Mi Sangre" became particularly well-known, though it was later the subject of plagiarism allegations that the band denied.
Their discography includes albums like La Historia Continúa (2003), Regresando a Mis Raíces (2005), and Sangre De Mi Sangre (2009). Other songs in their catalog include "6 Am," "Mi Reina," "Besame," and "Conmigo." Luis Estrada serves as the lead vocalist.
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