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Lisandro Meza
Lisandro Meza played an important role in the evolution of Cumbia, the traditional big band dance music of Colombia. A master of vallenato sabanero, an accordion-driven style of music that originated in Mexico, Meza forged a sound that has been described as "a cross between rural Dominican merengue, Louisiana zydeco, and Tex-Mex norteño." Meza initially attracted attention as a founding member of Los Corraleros de Majagual. One of Colombia's most popular bands in the 1960s, the group served as the breeding ground for such influential artists as Fruko, the "Godfather of Salsa." Leaving Los Corraleros De Majagual to focus on a solo career, Meza has continued to influence the music of Colombia and Latin America. His hits include the drinking songs, "El Guayabo de la Ye (The Hangover of the Year)" and "La Botella Picomoche" (The Big-Mouthed Bottle). ~ Craig Harris, Rovi
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Gracias Colombia por tu gran música att Neto Amaya desde Monterrey NL del Grupo Amaya y Houston Tx.
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Where did it say the music is from Mexico? Please go back and read the bio again...It said its a crossed between rural Dominican merengue, Louisiana zydeco, and Tex-Mex norteño...It s sounds like you think there trying to take your cumbia style of music? Cumbia es de Colombia, now if Mexico likes to also play cumbia you should be happy that other so called countries are playing cumbia music..(to me every latino americano is the same, mexicano, puerto rico, colomibia, etc)