Grammy nominated Los Dandy's was formed in 1958 by Mexican singers José Luis Segura, Armando Navarro, Francisco Escanilla, and Joaquín Ruiz Martínez, performing romantic ballads based on Cuban bolero and traditional norteño style. When José Luis Segura passed away in 1963, he was replaced by his son José Luis Segura, Jr. In addition, Guicho... [+] Read More

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The Latin pop trio Los Panchos consists of Alfredo Gil, Chucho Navarro, and Rafael Basurto. The group's romantic style made them popular in Europe and the U.S. as well as in Latin America during the '90s. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide

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Considered to be the longest-running group amongst traditional trios, los Tres Diamantes were formed in October of 1948 in Mexico City. 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... [+] Read More

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Orquesta Original de Manzanillo offer a novel reworking of Cuban son, the blend of African-influenced percussion and Spanish melody. ~ Leon Jackson, All Music Guide

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The dance music of Latin America has been introduced to the global stage by Trio Los Panchos. Best-known for their interpretation of the Cuban bolero, the group performs a pan-Latin repertoire that includes Argentinean tangos and Colombian Cumbias.

Formed in 1944 by lead singer Hernando Aviles, background vocalist Chucho Navarro, and... [+] Read More

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