They just announced the bukis their reunion and tour of Mexico in this 2022, after 25 years of absence, and we all got nostalgic.
They may say “I don’t even know them” or “they’re not from my time” but surely some of their lyrics or melodies ring a bell or you know them, and all because of your parents (if you’re young, or because of the music that played on the streets when you were little), and in case you are an adult, because these groups were the soundtrack of your love life before the year 2000, especially in the 70s and 80s.
A peculiarity of the music of these decades is that most of it had a nostalgic sound, one of those that, without a doubt, made you pull out the crocodile. The singers also used to recite some verses in the middle of the songs.
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THE BUKIS
The group will offer five concerts in Mexico as part of its “A sung story” tour, with which they will offer concerts in Tijuana (September 3), Monterrey (September 10), Guadalajara (September 15), Morelia (November 5 ) and CDMX (December 3), where they will culminate with a great concert at the Azteca Stadium.
The group emerged in 1975, led by Marco Antonio Solís, and among its most popular songs are “I need you” which, in effect, among its lines reads:
“I need you,
In every moment
I only think of you
I say it and I scream it
it’s just you
the one that makes me happy”
Or the one that says: “The things of my love are cooked apart” in “If I don’t see you again”, or “Your jail” that groups like Enanitos Verdes.
Or how about that heartbreak song that in its chorus says: “Then you’re going to understand, what it’s like to feel love like this” (Wherever you go), and to finish off, what about that line: “How did I fall in love with you ”.
During its active years the band released 16 record productions, but in the 90s it dissolved. Hence, now his return causes a stir.
LOS YONIC’S
This group emerged in 1970 at the idea of Johnny Ayvar. The natives of Guerrero were also placed in the audience’s taste with songs like “But you are going to regret it” that they recorded with Marco Antonio Solís and that has been successfully covered by groups like K-paz de la Sierra. An important fact, because both groups were very famous and somehow, competition in that of the ballads.
In the 80’s his albums were placed in the first places of “Billboard Mexico”.
They had a string of number one albums on Mexico’s regional Billboard charts in the 1980s, and have gone on to enjoy chart-topping success in the US market.
His album “Baladas” was one of the most successful, as it contained that song that yes, it may sound familiar to you: “Palabras tristes”.
In 2021 and because of the Covid 19the vocalist of the group, Jose Manuel Zamaconapassed away.
THE BLACK ANGELS
One of the saddest melodies of that time was given to us by the black angelswith “And I’ll be back”.
Although the group was born in Chile at the end of the 1960s, it found its main outlet in Mexico. In fact, this song is part of his second album, which was one of the most successful internationally.
The success also had its negative repercussions among the members, as it led them to several breaks.
Another of his vein-cutting pieces is undoubtedly “Murió la flor”, and of course, if between its lines it reads:
“Every rumor that reaches me makes me dream that you are here, I feel your body next to me and when I wake up you are no longer there.”
RUDY LA SCALA
This Italian-Venezuelan singer also rang in our country with those sad songs, such as “Por qué ser”, which speaks precisely of forbidden loves, and not to mention “My life is you”, to which he added his particular voice. of countertenor.
His music was tremendously popular in the 90s, where he was placed at the top of the Billboard Latin Songs list, precisely because of songs like “Por qué ser” and “El amor es como una flor”.
His credit includes nine Gold and 12 Platinum albums.
Among other of his sad and most popular songs in Spotify they are “Cree”, which speaks of a love that has departed.
He also has several songs in English with his disco music album “It’s time to dance”.
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THE 4 SUNS
The Argentines born in 1969 in Argentina, Los cuatro soles, are also a must-see of the music that was heard in the 70s, and more with endearing pieces such as “Never again can I forget you” and “So you don’t forget me”
THE EARTHLINGS
What a nostalgic and sad sound that of “Te juro que te amo”, a song that should not be missing from the list of those of that time. This group was born in Venezuela in the 60s and they were active until the 80s.
Just as the group mixed female and male voices in “Te juro que te amo”, they did the same in another of their pieces: “Mourning in my soul”
Among his albums are “Vivirás” (1972), “Llorarás” (1972),
GREEN PASTELS
These Peruvians also earned a place in the heart of Mexico thanks to their way of giving voice to ballads in the 1970s. Among their most beloved and famous songs are their interpretation of “El reloj”, by Roberto Cantoral Zucci, father of Itatí Cantoral. It was thanks to this theme that the group obtained its first Gold Record, due to high sales.
Another of their short veins is without a doubt, “Esclavo y amo”, which was the one with which they gained great popularity in Mexico. The theme is authored by the Mexican José Vaca Flores.
With “Recuerdos de una noche” they also achieved another Gold Record.
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