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Milgrados
Milgrados formed in Guadalajara in the late 1990s. They started playing local festivals and clubs, working with traditional Mexican rhythms while developing...
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Milgrados formed in Guadalajara in the late 1990s. They started playing local festivals and clubs, working with traditional Mexican rhythms while developing their own sound.
Their 2003 debut album featured the title track 'Hacia Mi Tierra,' which became a hit in Mexico and found listeners abroad. Other songs like 'Llora Llora Corazon' and 'Ojos Azules' followed on later albums.
They kept recording through the 2000s, putting out albums with titles like 'Orgullo Mexicano' and 'Raíces.' Their music sometimes touched on salsa or cumbia, but stayed grounded in Mexican styles.
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