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Podríamos decir que Pepe Aguilar no tuvo otra opción que convertirse en artista, y que como artista no tuvo otra elección que convertirse en cantante. No es coincidencia que en varias ocasiones la herencia, el talento y el linaje se hayan entrelazado con Pepe Aguilar, ganador de un Grammy Americano (NARAS) en el 2000 por su producción “Por una mujer bonita”, Pepe es considerado la voz de la nueva generación de la música mexicana, siendo uno de los cantantes y productores más exitosos en el mercado de la música latina con un total de 16 álbumes bajo el brazo (más...

El Trono de Mexico is a regional Mexican group from the state of Mexico that specializes in duranguense music. Founded in 2004 in Santo Tomás de los Plátanos, Mexico, the group is comprised of Everardo Ávila Marcelino (lead vocals, musical director), Carlos Enrique Martínez Cruz (drums), Luis Alberto López Terán (percussion, tambora), Duani Ávila Marcelino (vocals, keyboards), Yovany Bautista Morales, and Odilón Ávila Marcelino. El Trono de Mexico began their recording career on the independent label Skalona Records, releasing the albums Soy Dos Veces Mexicano (2004), El Pesudo (2005), El Muchacho Alegre (2006), and Fuego Nuevo (2007). The latter two...

There are at least three artists with the name Village. 1. A band from Chicago 2. A dream-pop band from Vancouver, BC 3. A doom metal band from outside Philadelphia 1. Village is a Chicago band led by Stephen Ucherek, former front man of garage rock act The Living Blue. After that band disbanded in early 2009, Ucherek began recording new songs with Jacob Portrait, Brian Reedy, Alexsandar Babic and Benjamin Ucherek under the Village moniker. The band's style mixes pop, rock, psych, and folk, with an emphasis on hooks, solid rhythms, jangly guitars, and Ucherek's distinctive vocals. 2. Village...

Tokuoka Yoshinari (born on July 15th, 1978) and Takuya Miura (born March 5th, 1984) comprise DEPAPEPE, a Japanese two-man acoustic guitar duo. The duo formed in 2002. They released three indies before their major debut, which collectively reached sales figures of about 100,000. They made their major debut in 2005 with their album "Let's Go!!!", and ranked within the top 10 of Japan Oricon's Instrumental Artist Debut Chart. The band's name was cobbled together by combining the Japanese word for 'overbite', 'deppa', because of Miura's overbite, and the name of Tokuoka's previous band 'DERUPEPE'. .