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Rodrigo Soriano
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Reporter, El País
Madrid
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Culture Lifestyle and Business Travel
Anything aside sports
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The Vultures of Culiacán, precursors of the war corrido: "Imagine Peso Pluma singing pure romantic songs... He's not that."
By Rodrigo Soriano| The Country Mexico Verified It all started as a typical thing: four twenty-somethings got together in a Culiacán garage in the early 2000s to form a small band and play their first concerts at small parties for family and friends. They always wore black, which is why they became known as Los Buitres.
The Vultures of Culiacán, precursors of the war corrido: "Imagine Peso Pluma singing pure romantic songs... He's not that."
By Rodrigo Soriano| The Country Mexico Verified It all started as a typical thing: four twenty-somethings got together in a Culiacán garage in the early 2000s to form a small band and play their first concerts at small parties for family and friends. They always wore black, which is why they became known as Los Buitres.
By Rodrigo Soriano| Medium@ Last Monday, at the National Palace, Mi bello ángel was played, a song written by composer América Sierra and covered by numerous artists. A year ago, it became popular again among the general public thanks to Natanael Cano's tumbada version (lots of guitar, lots of tololoche, and all that).
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El País
Madrid, Spain