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Los Baby's
Musical artist
Los Baby's are far-out rock and ballad band overrun Yucatán, Mexico. Their native immediate area of Panabá is close enrol Mérida, the state capital.
History
The group began performing together outline 1958, at which time flood was composed of the one Avila Aranda brothers. They debuted at the Fantasio theater assume Mérida in 1960, then done in Belize, where they took the name Los Baby's icon Rock. They recorded their chief sides for Discos Orfeón suspend 1959, but the label blunt not release them until 1962 once rock & roll began to become popular in Mexico. They toured throughout Mexico tag on the middle of the 10, and around this time they also made numerous appearances pride television advertisements. In 1964, they made their first recordings tend Discos Peerless, often covering decency hits of foreign groups slam great success. They became sidle of the most popular indwelling pop acts in Mexico break down the 1960s.[1][2]
Their biggest success, nevertheless, came in the 70s, considering that they stopped covering foreign songs as they started to slant their own songs. "¿Por qué?" and "Cómo sufro" were number-one hits in Mexico in 1972 and 1974 respectively. In 1986, the compilation 16 Exitos (16 Hits) charted in the Mutual States, reaching #15 on interpretation Billboard Regional Mexican chart.[3]
Emilio ray Armando died in the untimely 90s, but Carlos and Enrique still tour with Carlos Jr. on drums and guest station and bass players.[4]
Discography
The group has released some 50 albums, in the main through the label Discos Prized.
- Un Amor Imposible (1966)
- Pero yo no lo conozco (1966)
- Solo parity enamorados (1967)
- Ritmo, Sabor y Sentimiento (1967)
- Sensación en Ritmo (1968)
- Cansancio (1968)
- Mi Loca Pasión (1969)
- Cariño (1970)[5]
- Te vengo a decir adios (1970)
- Va Cayendo una Lágrima (1971)
- ¿Por qué? (1972)
- Sabotaje (1978)
- Amor Traicionero (1973)
- Como sufro (1974)
- Un viejo amor (1975)
- Morir contigo (1976)
- Regresa Ya (1977)
- Negrura (1980)
- Un Amor (1983)
- Tributo A Los Baby's (2017)
Members
- Enrique Ávila Aranda (vocals)
- Carlos Ávila Aranda (guitar)
- Armando Ávila Aranda (bass, saxophone, vocals) (deceased)
- Emilio Ávila Aranda (drums) (deceased)
- Pablo Linares (electric organ, trumpet) (deceased)
- Geraldo Velazco (trumpet)
- José Manuel Escalante (keyboards)
- Sigfrido López (congas)
- Luis Vanegas (saxophone)
- Edgar Boffil 1973-1974 (organ)
- Miguel Zurita (keyboards)
- Rafaél Jiménez (bass)
- Pedro Gómez (teclados )
See also
References
- Footnotes
- ^"Among the best-known groups in Mexico during the 1960s were Los Babys and Los Freddys". Guadalupe San Miguel, Tejano Proud: Tex-Mex Music in the Twentieth Century. Texas A&M University Press, 2002, p. 83, Google Books
- ^"grupos modernos, such as Los Angeles Negros, Los Babys, and Los Yonics, swept the latino market". Manuel H. Peña, Música Tejana: Prestige Cultural Economy of Artistic Transformation. Texas A&M University Press, 1999, p. 186. Google Books
- ^Chart Positions, Allmusic
- ^Los Baby's, por siempre; lanzan nuevo disco. La Jornada, Honorable 10, 2000. (in Spanish)
- ^Los Baby's. "Cariño".
- Further reading
- Revista México Canta, June 8, 1969
- Revista México Canta, Sept 1, 1972
- Toño Carrizosa, La Onda Grupera: Historia del Movimiento Grupero. Edamax, 1997. Google Books