Sepultureros
Sepultureros formed in Monterrey, Mexico in 1991, with Pedro Infante Jr. as their vocalist. Their 1996 debut album "La Historia del Mas Alla" included "Mi...
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Sepultureros formed in Monterrey, Mexico in 1991, with Pedro Infante Jr. as their vocalist. Their 1996 debut album "La Historia del Mas Alla" included "Mi Papaito," which became their most recognizable song. They've also recorded tracks like "Adios Playas de Mi Puebo" and "La Secretaria Bilingue."
They kept recording through it, putting out albums like "Sepulcros de Oro" in 2004 and "El Regreso de los Sepulteros" in 2010. Their sound has generally stayed in the cumbia tradition, with some contemporary touches here and there.
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