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LA ORIGINAL BANDA EL LIMON DE SALVADOR LIZARRAGA PLACED NUMBER ONE ON THE TOP CHARTS WITH THEIR NEW SINGLE "AL MENOS"
10th May 2010
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LA ORIGINAL BANDA EL LIMON
DE SALVADOR LIZARRAGA
PLACED NUMBER ONE ON THE TOP CHARTS
WITH THEIR NEW SINGLE "AL MENOS"
The Regional Mexican Band Leads the
National Radio Charts,
According to Monitor Latino and BDS
"Al Menos", is the First Promotional Single
of Their Number 27 Album Entitled "Soy Tu Maestro"
With a Successful Promotional Tour in Mexico and United States
the Group Will Returned to Mexico to Participate in Vive Grupero
An Event That Will to be Held at Foro Sol Starting May 15 to May 17
MIAMI, FL <May 10, 2010> - After a success presentation at the Billboard Latin Music Award in Puerto Rico, where they performed their new single "Al Menos", La Original Banda el Limón de Salvador Lizárraga claiming on Top of the charts hearing certified by Monitor Latino and BDS lists.
La Original Banda el Limón de Salvador Lizárraga, while doing an extensive promotional tour that started in Mexico, Los Angeles and Miami remained more than ten <10> weeks struggling for number one position, now for the first time, reaches the Top of these important national radio charts.
"Al Menos", original from José Quiroz, who that placed in the prestigious NUMBER ONE is the first single of their latest album SOY TU MAESTRO, number 27th of the band.
At present, La Original Banda el Limón, which is already back in Mexico, is preparing for a major live event Vive Grupero to be held at Foro Sol from May 15 to May 17.
La Original Banda el Limón de Salvador Lizárraga founded in 1965 with 16 members and led by Don Salvador Lizárraga Sánchez has continue throw the years with their traditional sound refurbished with the development of new technology becoming the first band to use stereo sound and a vocalist.
Soy Tu Maestro, available in CD, Digital and Mobile formats, included songs from Mario Quintero, leader of Los Tucanes de Tijuana; Tavo Lara, Paco Paniagua, Jorge Domínguez, Felipe Texas, Abel Ávila, Ariel Barreras, Benny Camacho, Hussein Barrera, Manuel Eduardo Toscano, Toño Lizárraga, Armando Gómez, Roberto Fausto, Miguel Ángel Bargueño and Fernando Cibrían.
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