Thunder Man
Thunder Man came together in Mexico City around the early 2000s. The group included Arturo Mendiola on vocals, Alejandro Quijano on accordion, Mario Gutiérrez...
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Thunder Man came together in Mexico City around the early 2000s. The group included Arturo Mendiola on vocals, Alejandro Quijano on accordion, Mario Gutiérrez on bass, and Sergio Suárez on drums. They worked through some lean early years before things started to click.
Their 2006 album 'Amada Amiga' changed things. The title track became a hit across Latin America, a straightforward song about friendship that connected with people. It gave them a platform to tour more widely.
After that initial success, they put out other albums like 'Sueños de Éxito' and 'Corazón de Guerrero'. Around 2010, they got tangled in a legal fight over song rights, which created some public friction during what was otherwise a steady period for the band.
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