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El Gran Silencio

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About El Gran Silencio

Mexican Latin rock band El Gran Silencio started playing in the early '90s under the name of Zona de Silencio, formed by friends from a local high school, led by singer Cano Hernández. The band recorded its first demo called El Calor del Fuego, followed by 1993's Reino de las Sombras. They made their live debut in July that same year after guitarist Tony Hernández joined in. In 1994, musician Julian Villarreal became the band's bassist. A year later, El Gran Silencio came in first place at Monterey's Rock Contest with a song called "Payasos." After drummer Ezequiel Alvarado joined the act, an EP called Dofos was issued. In 1997, the group signed up to EMI and moved to New York in November to make their first record. Libres y Locos, produced by Andrés Levin, was released in July of 1998. Chuntaros Radio Poder followed three years later. ~ Drago Bonacich, Rovi

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About El Gran Silencio

Mexican Latin rock band El Gran Silencio started playing in the early '90s under the name of Zona de Silencio, formed by friends from a local high school, led by singer Cano Hernández. The band recorded its first demo called El Calor del Fuego, followed by 1993's Reino de las Sombras. They made their live debut in July that same year after guitarist Tony Hernández joined in. In 1994, musician Julian Villarreal became the band's bassist. A year later, El Gran Silencio came in first place at Monterey's Rock Contest with a song called "Payasos." After drummer Ezequiel Alvarado joined the act, an EP called Dofos was issued. In 1997, the group signed up to EMI and moved to New York in November to make their first record. Libres y Locos, produced by Andrés Levin, was released in July of 1998. Chuntaros Radio Poder followed three years later. ~ Drago Bonacich, Rovi

El Gran Silencio's Popular songs

  • Dormir Soñando
  • Círculo De Amor
  • Chúntaros Style
  • Déjenme Si Estoy Llorando
  • Tonta Canción
  • Super Riddim Internacional
  • Lo Que No Fue No Será
  • Cumbia Lunera
  • Déjenme Si Estoy Llorando - Chuntaro Style
  • No Sabemos Amar

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Some of El Gran Silencio's most popular songs include Dormir Soñando, Círculo De Amor, Chúntaros Style, Déjenme Si Estoy Llorando, Tonta Canción, Super Riddim Internacional, Lo Que No Fue No Será, Cumbia Lunera, Déjenme Si Estoy Llorando - Chuntaro Style, No Sabemos Amar. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.

You can listen to El Gran Silencio's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Dormir Soñando, Círculo De Amor, Chúntaros Style, Déjenme Si Estoy Llorando, Tonta Canción, Super Riddim Internacional, Lo Que No Fue No Será, Cumbia Lunera, Déjenme Si Estoy Llorando - Chuntaro Style, No Sabemos Amar, and more.

El Gran Silencio is known for their distinctive sound in the latin alternative genre, often blending elements of mexican pop, making them a unique voice in the music world.

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