Radio Viejo
Radio Viejo formed in Mexico City around the early 2000s, with Hugo Bobadilla on vocals, Jaime Vázquez on guitar, Ernesto García on drums, and Eduardo...
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Radio Viejo formed in Mexico City around the early 2000s, with Hugo Bobadilla on vocals, Jaime Vázquez on guitar, Ernesto García on drums, and Eduardo González on bass. Their debut album 'Clásicos del Ayer' came out in 2005, followed by 'Nostalgia' in 2007 and 'Sueños de Ayer' in 2009. The song 'Angel' became particularly well-known.
Their 2012 album 'Ángel' featured that title track prominently. They released 'Recuerdos' in 2015. The band's music drew from older Mexican styles like boleros and ranchera, which sometimes led to copyright questions about traditional material.
As they gained attention, there were disagreements within the group about direction and concerns from some listeners about how they approached nostalgic themes. They kept playing through those years, with songs like 'Adentro' and 'Al Ritmo de La Noche' also circulating among their listeners.
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