Real De Catorce
Real de Catorce, a blues and rock group from Mexico, was formed in 1985. Named
after the mining town of Real de Catorce in San Luis Potosí, they gained
immediate attention with their debut concert at Rockotitlán in Mexico City on
December 12, 1985. Their early albums included Real de Catorce (1987) and
Tiempos Obscuros (1988), featuring notable songs like "Azul" and "El ángel".
Throughout the 1990s, they released several albums including Voces interiores
(1992) and Contraley (1994). In 2006, vocalist and composer José Cruz Camargo
suffered a respiratory failure during a concert d...
