Small La Estrella Del Ghetto
Small La Estrella Del Ghetto formed in 2003, started by two childhood friends named Danny Boy and Rick Ross. They wrote songs about being Mexican-Americans in...
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Small La Estrella Del Ghetto formed in 2003, started by two childhood friends named Danny Boy and Rick Ross. They wrote songs about being Mexican-Americans in the city. Their song 'Romeo And Julieta' became popular, especially at quinceaƱeras and other celebrations.
Their music mixed cumbia, hip-hop, and rock. They kept writing about love and the immigrant experience. Other songs include 'La Estrella Del Ghetto' and 'Uno Decide'.
They released albums like El Gran Baile in 2004 and Ahora in 2006. Later ones included La Rosa, Desde Adentro, Un Nuevo Comienzo, and Renacer. The band had members on vocals, guitar, bass, and keyboards.
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