Beto Cross

Also known as Beto 75, Beto Cross (Beto '75) is a Colombian musician and composer, writer and already with 2 books published with great success, originally from the city of Barranquilla, he began his artistic career in his homeland very young playing with the Lucho Bermúdez orchestra, later with the famous group "Los corraleros de majagual" He moved to Mexico City at the beginning of the 70's creating his own musical groups making a change in his real name "Beto Cross" to an artistic name " Beto 75 "interpreting with his accordion the tropical rhythms of his native Colombia as they are: cumbia, porro and vallenato. He gradually acquires a sound that characterizes him by the fusion of Colombian rhythms and tropical music from southeastern Mexico, being baptized by his audience as: "The Duke of the Cumbia" his great musical quality lead him to sign a contract with Peerlees discs managing to record 18 successful lp's and to participate in several films of the national cinema, to this day many groups of the Mexican Southeast have recorded songs that are of the authorship and composition of the great teacher Beto 75 among them that of "Quen Pompó" Francisco José Hernández Mandujano "Chico Chè" song sang and made a success that placed him in the international market.