Grupo Montéz de Durango, Patrulla 81, Los Principes Alacranes Musical, Alacranes Musical, and K-Paz de la Sierra

Fue una experiencia nueva para mi, es la primera vez que logro verlos en vivo y lo que es de cada quien dieron un show espectacular!!! Se portaron a la altura de todo artista profesional,amables y muy humildes ante todo. Dicen que el que es humilde, el mundo estara a sus pies y patrulla 81 son los pocas agrupaciones que lo son. Fue un show espectacular!!! Felicidades a patrulla81 por ser una agrupación impresionante, porque es lo menos que se puede decir de una agrupación que entrega todo a su público. Que dios los bendiga con mas fama y éxito en su totalidad!

Sinceramente:
M.A.A.C
Gracias patrulla81

To say that Alcranes Musical understands telenovela-style drama would be an understatement. Not only has the band’s music been featured in Mexican soap opera ‘Al Diablo Con Los Guapos’, but the bands own story is full of plot twists. Around 2010, the group split in half due to disagreements between band members. Both factions of the original band hired new members and continued to tour under the name Alcranes Musical. Thankfully, the dispute was resolved in 2011 and since then Alcranes Musical has been busy doing what it does best: bringing their brand of duranguense music to the world. The popularity of Alcranes Musical means that you will not have to try hard to hear their music. Tune into any Latin radio station and you’re bound to hear them. Nonetheless, Alcranes Musical is a band you really need to see live to appreciate. Their shows are about celebration: celebration of music, celebration of community, and celebration of heritage. Por Tu Amor, Por Amerte Así and Fue Su Amor are hits for a reason. They capture the spirit of this band. Go to an Alcranes Musical show and you won’t see a single person sitting down. Everybody will be dancing, and you will be too. Guaranteed.