Los Trincas

Mexican trio who can be classified as one of the pioneers of rock in Spanish, because at that time the groups that began to mix country with boogie boogie already had something similar in style to what later became the explosion of rock and roll. At the time Los Trincas was well known. In 1953 Los Trincas unveiled Bethoven's Boggie, a composition that captures all the harmonic and rhythmic elements of the typical Rock and Roll that would come years later. Members: René Morales, Raúl Zapata, Gaspar Henaine "Capulina". A curious fact, the popular topic La Novia Pechugona, which was known worldwide by the Spanish group La Trinca, is a vile plagiarism of the Los Trincas trio, a topic that was originally called Nena, but the Spanish group did not give credit to his Mexican colleagues.