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La Banda Pequeños Musical were born in 1990, made up of eight young musicians under the direction of Rogelio Garcia. The band formed in Cajititlan de los Reyes, Jalisco, a region called La Laguna de las Bandas because at the time there were nearly 60 bands of the same genre in the area. La Banda Pequeños Musical became known for their versatility and romantic style. It wasn't long before they boasted the title La Banda Mas Romantica de America. In 1991 the band signed with the record label Mueca Music and released its debut CD, De Brinquito. Over the next...

Los tres Diamantes were formed in the late 40s in Mexico and one of the longest-running group amongst traditional trios They also were among very few trios to achieve fame outside of Mexico. Guitarists Enrique Quezada Reyes (b. July 15, 1920) and Gustavo Prado Gutierrez (b. March 25, 1923), along with lead singer Saulo Sedano Chavira (b. July 25, 1925) were signed by RCA in 1949 and earned their first hits soon after, including "Cuando Me Vaya" and "Te Quiero, Dijiste." By the 1950s the group was an international hit, aided by their worldwide tours which included stops in Europe...

Vocalist & Co-Founder Of Highly Acclaimed Latin Funk Collective Yerba Buena - Debut Solo Album Planned For Fall 2008 - Cuban born with Spanish, Chinese, African and French heritage, CuCu Diamantes came to New York with music in mind. After finishing ‘fine arts’ studies in Havana and Rome, CuCu felt the pull of the Manhattan’s unique rhythm and has been a devotee and contributor ever since. Shortly after landing on her new “Island”, CuCu teamed with fellow Cuban musician, Juan Carlos Formell and joined his band, Cuba Libre. Traveling in the tight-knit circle of New York’s Latin music community, Diamantes...