Los Aguilar

Mexican musical group. The Aguilar brothers were born in Aguililla, Michoacan. They began their musical activity from an early age, Little by little they were getting deeper into this activity and in 1949 (still being children) they began to be requested to liven up the festivities in their native Aguililla and surrounding towns, thus marking the beginning of a promising trajectory. It was until 1957 when the Aguilar brothers made the decision to go to the capital in search of new horizons. Buenaventura and Felipe gathered enough to buy a guitar, a harp and a jarana, instruments with which they formed their musical group. Shortly after, another of their brothers, José, joined them. From that moment on they called themselves "Trío Hermanos Aguilar" and began the path to professional life. In 1958 "Los Aguilar" had their first opportunity, participating in some programs radio stations of the XEW. his first full-length album that was made in 1959 under the name "Sones Jarochos Con El Conjunto Alma Jarocha De Los Hermanos Aguilar". In 1960, they had the opportunity to make her first tour abroad, the Venezuelan singer Adilia Castillo, hired her to accompany her on her tour of various countries in South America. After their first visit to South America, "Los Aguilar" did many more tours, having the opportunity to visit all the countries of Latin America knowing their folklore and music. From then on they expanded their repertoire and interpreted Argentine, Chilean, Colombian, Venezuelan, Paraguayan, Panamanian and other regional themes. “The Aguilar were made up of Felipe Aguilar Castro (harp and four Venezuelan), Buenaventura Aguilar Castro (violin and requinto), José Aguilar Castro (guitar and maracas), Eduardo Aguilar Castro (guitarron), Enrique Aguilar Castro (accordion and vihuela)