Trio Los Panchos

Trio Los Panchos made the bolero into an international language of close harmony, guitar, and romantic song. Formed by musicians from Mexico and Puerto Rico, the trio became famous for polished vocal blend and repertory that travelled across Latin America and beyond. Their tag connects Mexico, Latin song, and the mid-20th-century culture of the romantic trio.

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