Los Sinners

Los Sinners is a Mexican rock and roll group that emerged in 1960. They begin having several successes between 1960 and 1961, with the original formation modified several times. Pioneer group of Mexican rock that since 1960 recorded albums with successes in them. His first LP in the company Dimsa, had successes such as, Donna", "Pobre Muchacho", "La Carrera Del Oso" y "La Fiesta De La Muñeca". In 1961 they changed to RCA and obtained sporadic participation of Diego de Cossío until the arrival of Federico Arana (formerly of the Sonámbulos requintist) and it is here that the group takes its best known confirmation: Gustavo Velázquez (drums), Olaf de la Barreda (guitar accompaniment and future member of the Canned Heat as well as Fito de la Parra, former drummer of Los Sparks), Horacio Reni (vocals) and Federico Arana (requinto guitar). The first Sinners were: Saty Guzmán (+), José Silva "Archi", Fernando Vahauks, Antonio Flores "el Tibio" and Horacio Reni.

Data provided by Discogs