Banda recodo music

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  This multiple Grammy- and Latin Grammy-winning banda group was founded by Cruz Lizárraga in 1938 in the town of El Recodo (Sinaloa) and has played a fundamental role in the dissemination and innovation of the genre in Mexican Regional music throughout the world. They were the first banda group ever to be recorded -- though it wasn't until 1958, with their self-titled debut, when they had been together for 20 years -- and have released more than 200 albums. They are also the only band to win the Latin Grammy ten times. In 1963, they issued their first hit record, Que Siga La Tambora, on RCA followed four years later by Los Invito a Mazatlán. 1973's Música Sinaloense and 1976's La Fabulosa, were also smash hits in Mexico. After Don Cruz died in Mazatlán in 1995, the group remained under the direction of the Lizárraga family but has undergone innumerable personnel changes. During the first few decades, they were devoted to playing and performing predominantly instrumental music. The ensemble consisted of four clarinets, three trumpets, a tambora, a bass drum with a cymbal on top, a tarola, a snare drum, a tuba (Sousaphone style), three trombones, and two elevato horns (referred to as

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