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While this may sound good for salsa, it is not completely correct, the first group to use the name salsa was Cheo Marquetti y los salseros, a Cuban group in the late 1950s but the term salsa was mainly adopted to represent a new combination of sounds and instruments in the late 1960s largely in connection with Fania and where a term was needed ...
Los Hermanos is a rock band from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The group was formed in 1997 by Marcelo Camelo ( vocals / guitar ), Rodrigo Amarante ( guitar / vocals ), Rodrigo Barba ( drums ), and Bruno Medina ( keyboards / keyboard bass ).
4 is the fourth album of the Los Hermanos band, released in 2005. The album was certified gold by the Brazilian Association of Record Producers after 50,000 copies were sold. [ 4 ]
Grupo Exterminador, (formerly known as Los Hermanos Corona between 1991 & 1992) is a Mexican norteño band. Though known for performing various song styles such as rancheras , cumbias , and ballads , they are especially famous for their brash narcocorridos .
All tracks by Ricardo Arjona "Jesús, verbo no sustantivo" (Jesus, Verb Not Noun) – 6:48"Hermanos del tiempo" (Brothers Of Time) – 3:55"Por qué es tan cruel el amor" (Why Is Love So Cruel) – 4:21
Vega, eighth of thirteen children, immigrated to the United States in 1988. [10] In 1989, while living in Phoenix, Arizona, he joined his brother's group Los Hermanos Vega as a singer and bajo sextist, [10] which signed with Joey Records and had several hits such as "Corazón de Oropel" and "El Rayo de Sinaloa".
Los Hermanos" is often considered a protest song. Some claim it criticizes the dictatorship of the Latin American countries, done to secure the fidelity of the region to the United States and, by doing that, avoiding leftist governments. The lyrics are an ode to fraternity and freedom with an implicit urge for Latin American union: