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Los Cadetes de Linares are famously known for their corridos, ballad-style songs about famous 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.
The group was founded in 1961 and began recording in 1974. The original members were Homero Guerrero,Adan Moreno, Samuel Zapata and Candelario Villareal and later Lupe Tijerina.
Before Lupe Tijerina joined the group, Homero Guerrero and Samuel Zapata had made a recording in the company of Discos del Valle. That was the start of Cadetes de Linares; however, they still r... All of Los Cadetes de Linares' Biography >> |
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