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Los Cadetes de Linares are famously known for their corridos, ballad-style songs about famous drug cartel criminals or heroes in the rural frontier of the US-Mexico border. They are a conjunto -- also known as a norteño group—and their accordion and bajo sexto waltzes are well known in both Mexico and the Southwest. They are known also because of their appearances in classic Mexican films.
The founding members are from Linares, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
This group was founded in 1960 in the city of El Poblado, Linares (Nuevo León), Nuevo León, Mexico, by Homero Guerrero. The idea of becoming a...
There is more than one artist with this name:
1. This is a wrong tag for neo-rockabiily band The Space Cadets.
2. Space Cadets are a young Belgian Dj-duo situated in the new Elektro generation (Boys Noize, Digitalism, SebastiAn, Soulwax...) and also in the world of techno and other kinds of electronic dancemusic (Dave Clarke, DJ Hell, Redshape, Gui Boratto...).
www.myspace.com/spacecadetsdj
3. 2 piece math rock/emo band from NJ
https://spacecadetsnj.bandcamp.com/ .
Sissy Spacek is one of these three artists:
1) Sissy Spacek is a side project of american noise artist John Wiese and often includes Corydon Ronnau and Jesse Jackson. Based out of LA, Wiese often describes them as grindcore though their work more often features rapidly spliced samples and blistering noise. Live their performance is more closely related to grindcore utilizing bass/guitar/drum machine in rapid, heavy metal and hardcore inspired bursts with screamed vocals.
2) It may also be a hi-fi ambient art-pop band (late 90's-2002) from Helsinki, Finland.
3) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissy_Spacek
Mary Elizabeth "Sissy" Spacek (born December 25, 1949) is...
There are at least four bands with the name The Cadets.
1) Responsible for the songs "Pax Cadetia", "Cowford-Promised Prince", etc:
The first thing you should know about the Cadets is that frontman and lyricist Chuck Smyth sings like a throttled cat. Cadets songs, all penned by Smyth with the help of drummer Cash Carter and a rotating cast of their friends and cohorts, draw comparison to the more cheerful, lyrical Polvo compositions, or to the frenzied later work of Man...Or Astroman?, or to a lobotomized, tone-deaf Neil Young on amphetamines, or to a collaboration between Fred Rogers, the Minutemen,...
