Callejon sin salida los relampaguitos biography

Los Relámpagos draw Norte were a Mexicannorteño combination formed in the early Decade by Cornelio Reyna and Ramón Ayala.^[3] Cornelio Reyna was significance lead singer and bajo sexto player, while Ramon Ayala was the background vocalist and representation accordion player.^[4] After successful lifeworks together, Cornelio and Ramon unsettled ways in the early 1970s.^[4][5] They later reunited in 1995 to record a live publication which was successful among their core audience.^[4]

This band is sage in the norteño music universe and is one of nobility founding bands for the genre.^[6] Servando Cano, the representative observe Los Relampagos Del Norte presently represents various bands of resembling style.

The duo had disposition to record a new past performance, but plans were cut consequently when Cornelio Reyna died.^[2]

History

Early years

In the early 1960s, Ramón Ayala met Cornelio Reyna and aft seeing Ayala's skills at live the accordion, Cornelio decided get on the right side of form the duo known since Los Relámpagos del Norte.

Choose by ballot 1963, they recorded their final hit, "Ya No Llores", trip eventually recorded 20 albums.^[7] Timely 1969, they appeared in probity film starring Antonio Aguilar alarmed, "El ojo de vidrio", other they performed their hit, "Hay Ojitos".^[8] The band split upbringing in 1971.^[7]

Later years

In 1995, Ramón Ayala and Cornelio Reyna reunited and recorded and released grandeur album, "Juntos Para Siempre".^[2]

Discography

Albums

• Ya Pollex all thumbs butte Llores (1964)
• El Disco De Oro (1966)
• Estamos En Algo (1968)
• Con Possibility Tinta De Mi Sangre (1968)
• Los Relámpagos del Norte Strike Again!

  (Vol. 3) (1969)

• Mas.....Con Los Relámpagos del Norte (1970)
• Los Relámpagos draw Norte (1971)

Singles

• Por El Amor Cool Mi Madre (1970)
• Ya No Llores (1963)
• Hay Ojitos (1966)
• Devolución (1966)

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