Hola y bienvenido a WatchMojo Español, hoy conocerás a las bandas latinoamericanas que se reunieron después de un tiempo de pausa, un cambio de alineación o mucho tiempo de simple inactividad, incluso en más de una ocasión.
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00:00Hello and welcome to Watch Mojo Español, I am Jackie and today you will meet the latinoamerican bands that got together after a time of pause,
00:23a change of alignment or a long time of simple inactivity, even on more than one occasion.
00:32Number 10. Los Auténticos Decadentes.
00:35This Argentine band was and continues to be widely recognized in the world of ska and alternative rock.
00:43Because I don't want to work, I don't want to go to school, I don't want to get married.
00:49The melodies of their songs have been heard on several occasions in football stadiums,
00:55as the fans cheerfully play them, although with a different lyrics.
01:01I saw a revelation, I already know what I want in this life, I want to follow my vocation.
01:09If it was music, my chest would beat.
01:12They have celebrated their 20 and 25 years as a band in the Luna Park stadium with epic returns to the stages,
01:20which have left their Argentine fans very satisfied and with new generations eager to continue listening to their music.
01:28I play between you and your loneliness.
01:32They are 30 in the middle of the night.
01:36Number 9. Mana.
01:38Founded in 1986 in Jalisco, Mexico, the pop rock band is made up of the vocalist and composer
01:46Fer Olvera, Juan Calleros, Alex González and Sergio Vallín.
01:51Shared lips, divided lips and love.
01:58They are widely recognized in Latin America and have received various awards,
02:03among which are the Grammy, Juventud, MTV, Billboard and Lo Nuestro.
02:09In addition to having their own star in the Walk of Fame in Hollywood.
02:13I tell you that precisely the boys arrived very excited to receive this distinction
02:18by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and arrived well accompanied by two guests more than special.
02:25Despite having taken brief breaks and having changed their lineup twice,
02:30their fans always look forward to hearing their successes again.
02:35Until 2025 they have not released a new album, but they are still in force,
02:39collaborating with other artists and performing at various events.
02:49Number 8. Cava.
02:57The Mexican pop band was founded in 1992 and was very successful during the 90s and 2000s.
03:05One of their best-known singles is undoubtedly La Calle de las Sirenas,
03:09with which they achieved success in Central America, South America, the United States and even Japan.
03:19After 13 years of musical career, the band separated with a single called El Mejor de los Finales,
03:32but they were far from saying goodbye forever to the stages.
03:49In October 2014 there was a reunion during the presentation of the band OB7,
03:55with whom the following year they had a tour.
03:58Finally, like many other renowned Latin American bands, they met at the 90s Pop Tour in 2019.
04:18Number 7. OB7.
04:21Formerly known as La Onda Vaselina, the pop band was restructured a first time.
04:36They separated for the first time in 2003 temporarily,
04:40so that each of its members could explore their solo career,
04:44and finally returned in 2010 with a live album that regained previous successes and new songs.
04:59In 2022 they returned to the stages under a concept called OB730,
05:05in honor of their 30 years of trajectory.
05:08And finally in 2023 they gave a last concert at Arena Ciudad de México.
05:24Number 6. Caifanes.
05:26The popular Mexican alternative rock band began its career in 1986,
05:32and were considered as one of the most innovative and important groups in the Latin American rock scene.
05:50Although they had an important first change from quartet to quintet,
05:54and two more members left the band, they had to form a trio.
06:02This image of yours, but I do not dare.
06:10They separated in 1995 and then resurfaced twice, one in 2011 and the second in 2014,
06:18although it was not until 2018 when a new single came to light.
06:2415 years later, like a real life surprise, the story continues and brings them together again on a stage.
06:33Number 5. Aterciopelados.
06:36The emblematic Colombian alternative rock band has its origins with another name,
06:42however they are officially known as Aterciopelados since the early 90s,
06:48when they began to take shape and gain fame.
07:03During their time together, they were nominated for the Grammy Awards in English and won Latin Grammys,
07:09in addition to having several songs on various international lists.
07:20They had a first break in 2004 because Andrea had a baby,
07:25and took advantage of this moment to release an album as a soloist.
07:29Meanwhile, Héctor Buitrago worked on the production of his album with Héctor,
07:34with several Latin American artists as guests.
07:44Although they separated again in 2011, they returned in 2014 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Rock al Parque,
07:52which was the beginning of several events of which they have been part since then.
07:57Number 4. Los Fabulosos Cadillacs.
08:00If we talk about the Latin American SNSK, it is simply impossible to leave out Los Fabulosos Cadillacs,
08:07a Bonaerense band that began its journey in 1984,
08:12and although they started out as four, they were finally joined by more musicians.
08:28They may not have disintegrated, but for a short time they were down because of the low sales.
08:34However, they managed to come back and finally consecrated themselves with Rey Azúcar.
08:40Cielo bonito, devuelve mi alma, cielito, yo te pido otra oportunidad.
08:45Cielo, no me hundas, no me desmorones, cielito, no me dejes sin saber la verdad.
08:51In 2012, their dissolution was confirmed when one of their members moved to northern Mexico,
08:57and they had their last performance at the Acapulco Fest that same year.
09:11They confirmed their return in 2008, and since then they have been performing at such important festivals as Coachella.
09:19Number 3. Magneto.
09:31If there was ever a popular boy band in Mexico, it was Magneto.
09:35Formed initially by Eddie, Javier, Fux, Alan, Pepe and Elias.
09:39They performed at international festivals such as Viña del Mar, and even had their own movie.
09:53In 1995 they had their first farewell, but in 2001 they found their most successful line-up to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
10:03Finally they joined the 4th stage of the 90's Pop Tour along with Cabá, Sentidos, Opuestos and other bands that were a success during the 90's and 2000's.
10:27Number 2. RBD.
10:32Naturally, one of the most popular pop bands in Latin America caused a stir when it was known that they would reunite.
10:42Formed initially and always by Anahí, Dulce María, Maltepe Roni, Alfonso Herrera, Christopher Ackerman and Cristian Chávez,
10:50the band had success in more than 23 countries such as Brazil, United States and even Spain.
11:11They were active since 2004 and although in 2009 they released the one that was promoted as their last single, they gradually returned to the stages.
11:26First with a virtual concert in 2020 and finally with a tour called Soy Rebelde Tour, in which Alfonso Herrera did not participate.
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11:54Now, let's go to the end.
11:57Number 1. Soda Stereo.
11:59Soda Stereo.
12:08The most representative rock band in Latin America began its musical career in 1982 with Gustavo Cerati, Zeta Bostio and Charlie Alberti,
12:19marking a trend since then and influencing various musical genres.
12:29Number 2. Soda Stereo.
12:34The large number of awards they were awarded during their active time is almost too much to mention,
12:41so we will only focus on the tragic year of 1997 when they separated for the first time.
13:00In mid-2007 they returned with a tour and in 2019, long after the death of the iconic Cerati, they returned to the stages with Gracias Totales, Soda Stereo.
13:14Unfortunately, this tour had to be canceled definitively in 2020 due to the COVID pandemic.
13:21What other bands come to mind when we say reunion?
13:25Tell us in the comments and don't miss these other original videos of Watch Mojo Español.