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band formed in 1978 in

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. They have a long recording history with several compilations issued by

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Latin America, and a ''30 Aniversario'' album (2008).

Members

* Javier Cantu – Guitar * Efrain Flores – Bass * Solomon Guajardo – Keyboard * Juan Francisco Martinez – Drums * Ubaldo Suárez – Lead vocals * Arturo Valadez – Backing vocals

References

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