Banda Toro
Known best for their 1993 track "La Noche Que Murio Chicago" – a cover of Paper
Lace's 1974 hit "The Night Chicago Died" – Banda Toro were at the forefront of
Mexico's la quebradita movement in the 1990s. Founded in L.A., California in
1992 by Zacatecas-born Saúl Esqueda, the group released their debut self-titled
album in 1993. Commonly associated with the synthesizer-heavy technobanda sound,
which saw musicians replace some or all of the horns with electric instruments,
like many other technobanda groups they often recorded covers of songs in
English. In 1994, Banda Toro releas...
Rios de BabiloniaBanda Toro
El Hijo DesobedienteBanda Toro, Chuy Madrid, Miguel A Valtierra, Victor Cordero Aurrecoechea and Victor M Morfin
Mama Me Lo DijoBanda Toro
Cachete, Pechito y OmbligoBanda Toro
Dicen Que DicenBanda Toro
El BorrachoBanda Toro
Rios de BabiloniaBanda Toro
Al Estilo Tierra Caliente
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El Hijo DesobedienteBanda Toro, Chuy Madrid, Miguel A Valtierra, Victor Cordero Aurrecoechea and Victor M Morfin
Al Estilo Tierra Caliente
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Mama Me Lo DijoBanda Toro
4:29
Cachete, Pechito y OmbligoBanda Toro
3:17
Dicen Que DicenBanda Toro
5:08
El BorrachoBanda Toro
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