This San Carlos musician not only sings — he also plays the rhythm guitar, the piano, the viola, and the harmonica. It’s no surprise that he comes from a musical family. His father was a singer in a trio called Los Santos (the Saints) in Mexico City, and his uncle sings Ranchera and Bolero songs for friends and family.
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The Sahlen’s rock and roll roots go back to working with Spanky and Our Gang (known for the song, “Sunday Will Never Be the Same”) and The Mamas and the Papas.
Listen to Bobby & Lesley’s songs:
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These Sonoran-based rockers draw their influence from both Hispanic and Western influences. Luna is a suave, tight, diverse, local band.
They play live, loud, stand-up rock-n-roll at Froggy’s. They also sitting comfortably in a line, beachside at the Soggy Peso Bar playing MTV, unplugged style, acoustic, classic music,
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Oye Como Va – Umph! Yes we have mariachis!
Ten years ago when Marina Terra was Plaza Las Glorias, a lovely waitress named Sandra was allowed to take a break from waiting tables and sing two songs with a local Mexican group during the nights she worked. Since then she has taught herself violin.
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When in San Carlos, be sure to catch The Twins live at one of several venues – they’ll be one of the highlights of your trip. They play a wide assortment of songs with a great Mexican flavor, and often with a Gypsy Kings’ sound. They’re lively and fun and will have you dancing and toe-tapping along with them.
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Alberto Serna, a local saxophonist, was born on January 6, 1986 in Tuxpan, Nayarit, and raised in Oceanside, California. At the age of 9, he started playing the saxophone.
Most of his family´s friends were musicians and he wanted to play a unique instrument that no one else played.
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