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Voces Robadas
Voces Robadas formed in 2015 as a family group from Mexico, with brothers Alfredo and Daniel Ordaz joining their cousins Jesús and Israel. They grew up in a...
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Voces Robadas formed in 2015 as a family group from Mexico, with brothers Alfredo and Daniel Ordaz joining their cousins Jesús and Israel. They grew up in a musical household, which led them to start playing together. Alfredo handles lead vocals and guitar, Daniel adds vocals, guitar, and accordion, Jesús sings and plays bass, and Israel provides vocals and percussion.
In 2019, they released "Solamente Falto (part. Melissa Galindo)," a song that stirred some debate over its lyrics about a relationship with a married woman. Despite that, it became a hit for them. They've put out albums like Voces Robadas in 2016, El Amor Nos Duele in 2018, and Corazón Solitario in 2020.
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