Tru-La-La
Tru-La-La formed in 1996 with Gustavo Elis, Jonathan Moly, and Juan Miguel. Their 2005 album 'Cambias Mi Amor' gave them a breakthrough, with the title track...
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Tru-La-La formed in 1996 with Gustavo Elis, Jonathan Moly, and Juan Miguel. Their 2005 album 'Cambias Mi Amor' gave them a breakthrough, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song. They worked in salsa and merengue styles, and later albums like 'Dejame Volver' and 'Soy Tuyo' showed them incorporating pop and rock elements.
Jonathan Moly left the band in 2015. Their catalog includes songs like 'Uno se cura' and 'A Dios Le Pido,' which maintained their presence on Latin radio. Some critics questioned whether their later material leaned too commercial, but they kept recording through lineup changes.
They never quite recaptured the chart success of 'Cambias Mi Amor,' but that song and a handful of others stayed in rotation. The group's output slowed in the late 2010s, with their last major release being the 2014 album 'Soy Tuyo.'
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