The Castro Brothers and their members were an iconic group in the 60s and 70s, falling in love with their boleros at the time.
The Castro Brothers members and the death of Benito Castro are the topics of the moment, since the late comedian comes from a family of talents.
It is known that Benito Castro participated in the group in the 60s and 70s, this being the only one of the members who remained alive.
Before being called the quartet, Los Hermanos Castro was called “El Trio de los Panchitos”, because they had the ability to play the guitar like the group “Los Panchos”.
Los Hermanos Castro Group. Photo: AIMX
Who were the members of Los Hermanos Castro?
- Arturo Castro: He was one of the founding brothers of the group and contributed with his voice and musical talent to the harmony of the group. He passed away on March 13, 2021
- Javier Castro: Another of the founding brothers, he was also an important part of the group and helped create the characteristic sound of Los Hermanos Castro. He died on December 20, 2021, his death was confirmed by his daughter Daniela Castro.
- Jorge Castro: Another of the brothers who joined the group and contributed his voice and musical talent to the group’s performances. He died in 2007 due to a heart attack.
- Gualberto Castro, cousin of the Brothers, joined the group when he was growing up. He died on June 27, 2019 from bladder cancer.
The musical career of Los Hermanos Castro began in Monterrey, Mexico, where they grew up and trained as musicians.
Initially, they performed at local events and parties, but their vocal talent and passion for music led them to pursue bigger opportunities.
For this reason, in the mid-1950s, they signed a record contract with RCA Victor and began recording their first hits.
One of the highlights of his career was the song “Llorarás”, released in 1958, which became a huge hit both in Mexico and other Latin American countries.
Most recognized songs
- “Llorarás”: Possibly the group’s most iconic song. It was released in 1958 and became a huge hit in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries.
- “Dos Amigos”: Another of the most recognized songs by Los Hermanos Castro, known for its emotional performance.
- “Mil Besos”: This romantic ballad was also very popular and continues to be recorded for its tone and lyrics.
- “Dulce Veneno”: A song that combines elements of ranchera and bolero and also achieved great success in the 1960s.
- “No Me Quieras Tanto”: Another romantic ballad that stood out in the group’s discography.
- “Yo Sin Ti”: A song that evokes nostalgia and lost love, performed with the characteristic vocal harmony of Los Hermanos Castro.
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