Mi Banda El Mexicano coming to Rhythm City Casino
Mi Banda El Mexicano is coming to Davenport this fall!
The band will be at the Event Center at the Rhythm City Casino on Saturday, November 2 at 7 p.m. Tickets are available now by clicking here or at The Market at Rhythm City, 7077 Elmore Avenue in Davenport.
Mi Banda El Mexicano is a technobanda musical group from Mazatlán, Sinaloa Mexico. They are the composers of the songs “No Bailes de Caballito” and “Feliz, Feliz,” which were extremely popular in Mexico and Latin America in the 90s. They reinterpret the works of the famous Spanish singer-songwriter Cecilia’s “Un Ramito de Violetas.” Many of their songs, including “La Morena” and “La Bota” hit the music charts in Mexico and the United States, with “Un Ramito de Violetas” selling over 1 million copies and spending 20 weeks on the charts.
The band started as a rock group in 1973 but moved towards recording synthesized Sinaloan banda songs in the 80s and moved fully into the technobanda style in the 90s. The group was formed by Casimiro Zamudio, Jorge Hopkins and Francisco Vidriales, with Germán Román joining in the 80s as a drummer and vocalist. They gained more international fans when “No Bailes de Caballito” became popular in the United States, Central America and South America. In 2009, Jorge, Pancho and Casimiro, three of the original elements of the band, reunited to form Mi Banda El Mexicano de Casimiro Zamudio.
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