Artist's albums
No Le Digas
2023 · single
Te Fuiste
2023 · single
El Carrito
2023 · single
10 Boleros De Aniversario, Vol. 2
2023 · album
5 Del Recuerdo Con Mariachi
2023 · EP
10 Boleros De Aniversario, Vol. 1
2023 · album
10 Corridazos Con Banda Sinaloense
2023 · album
El Corrido De Los Pérez
2022 · album
El Pata De Palo
2022 · album
La Tragedia De Rosita
2022 · album
La Venganza Del Viejito
2022 · album
Nomás Las Mujeres Quedan
2022 · album
Paso Del Norte
2022 · album
Pistoleros Famosos
2022 · album
Cruz Negra
2022 · album
El Asesino
2022 · album
El Carretonero
2022 · album
El Prófugo
2022 · album
Lamberto Quintero
2022 · album
Laurita Garza
2022 · album
Regalo Caro
2022 · album
Texana 500X
2022 · album
Una Página Más
2022 · album
Sabor de Engaño (Live Session)
2021 · single
Los Regios Del Corrido
2019 · album
Mano A Mano Norteño
2019 · album
Para Mi Madre
2019 · album
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Biography
Los Cadetes de Linares are one of the oldest, longest-running norteño groups in operation. Hailing from the small town of Linares in the state of Nuevo Leon, Los Cadetes are credited with authoring many of the original corridos. Their origins are much disputed, as are the rights to the name of the group. The general consensus is that the band began performing and recording between 1959 and 1962. Personnel changed every few years, sometimes more often than that, but by 1974 the bandmembers were consistent, and the name Los Cadetes de Linares was used routinely in public performances. During the mid-'70s major labels paid little if any attention to regional Mexican music, and it wasn't until 1980 that the group was able to record consistently enough to build momentum. However, once hit songs like "Dos Coronas a Mi Madre" and "Los Pistoleros Famosos" made their way to the airwaves, Los Cadetes' fan base grew rapidly. From rural Mexican farmers to rich California suburbanites, Los Cadetes' fans spanned the Mexican population, making them one of the most popular norteño groups of the day. Though only two of the original members are still with the band, Los Cadetes de Linares are still actively recording and touring. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, Rovi