Mario Rodríguez De Hoyos

Mexican songwriter. Félix Mario Rodríguez de Hoyos was born on January 19 in San Carlos, Coahuila, Mexico; his parents were Felix Rodriguez and Carmen Cuéllar. Most of his life lies in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, city where he started, in 1958, his career as a composer.His first work is 'Si Algo Envidio Yo', recorded by Discos Falcón and performed by 'Los Aventureros'. The topic that has given more satisfactions is 'Mi Piedras Negras', dedicated to the place where it grows and recorded by Frank (singer of 'Los Apson') and 'The Matadores'.Other of his works are 'Si Tus Besos Se Van', 'Sonreír', 'La Gusanita y el Ciempiés',' La Chuleta y el Chuletón ',' La Tortuga Tomasa ',' Calabaza Y Melón ',' Con el Uno Y Con El Dos', 'El Restaurancito', 'El Cincuentón' and 'Uy que miedo', to name a few; He made coauthors with his friend Jesus Chucho Rincón. Some of its interpreters are 'Chico Ché and La Crisis', 'Los Socios Del Ritmo', 'Los Reyes Locos' and 'Los Saylors', among others.