Banda Machos' Adiós, Amiós: A Musical Journey

Bonda Machos just hit their 35th anniversary, dropping a fresh single called Adios, Adios,

Amor from their upcoming album, Permiso Pa, Lora.

Formed back in 1990 in Villa Corona, Holesco, Mexico, these guys have been rocking regional

Mexican sounds like Quebrata's and Technobanda, keeping it real across generations.

The band's journey hasn't been smooth, but co-founder Leo Bueno says they stayed true

by chasing new vibes and believing in their craft.

They've always held onto their roots, evolving while staying connected to their culture

and community.

This new track dives into the immigrant struggle.

Following a Mexican man crossing into the U.S. for his family's better life, it's a

nod to Latinos, leaving everything behind, highlighting that sacrifice and love endure,

no matter the borders or outcomes.

Fans get the first look at the music video during their concert this Friday at the YouTube

Theater in Los Angeles.

Trombonist Gerardo Martinez is hyped, packing 35 years of hits into two hours of non-stop

energy.

With the full album dropping this summer, Bonda Machos keeps pushing boundaries, reminding

us music bridges those divides and celebrates the hustle.

Kest to show if you're nearby, it's going to be legendary.

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I'm Corey with the story.