Banda Rancho Viejo

This family group was born in based in Peraza, Sinaloa, Mexico in 2006, founded by Julio Cesar Aramburo Aramburo (leader) with his father Julian Arámburo Pérez, and his brothers Michelangelo, David, Orlando, and Victor in a group that totals 13 musicians. Playing bandas, rancheras, cumbias, and corridos, this unique, hit-making orchestra played its first gig in 2006 and recorded its debut album, Como Tortilla al Comal for Disa in 2007; they scored a hit with the single "Baila Esta Cumbia." Una Vez Mas followed in 2008 and placed higher on the Regional Mexican chart. They received several nominations for this album, including best new artist at the Univision awards. Their self-titled offering appeared in 2010, and included the smash radio single "Amor a la Ligera." The legendary Fernando Camacho produced their 2011 offering Con Que Derecho. This recording offered a carefully chosen song selection. As a result, the title single and "Mi Nina Mimada" both topped the charts for radio play. In late 2012, "Tu Conciencia," a holdover single, was released to wide acclaim and once again reached the top of the radio chart, though it did not make the final album. In June of 2013, the full-length Entre un Millón was released. Once more produced by Camacho, it contained songs by hit composers Espinoza Paz, Horacio Palencia, and Luciano Moon, and eventually reached not only the top of the radio charts, but also became their best-selling offering to date.