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10-11-2011, 02:10 PM
The quintet is on tour abroad, with stops in the US, Puerto Rico, Central and South America. Guitarist Francisco Caamano says that the group's nationality caused some surprise at their first US performances, because Dominicans are usually associated with merengue and bachata, not with pop rock. The group is on tour promoting their CD Historias virgenes, Virgin Stories.
Group manager Edwin Erazo commented the group has reached leading positions in college radio stations in California, such as No. 1 in the Alternativo en Espanol program, on KSJS at the University of California, San Jose.
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Group manager Edwin Erazo commented the group has reached leading positions in college radio stations in California, such as No. 1 in the Alternativo en Espanol program, on KSJS at the University of California, San Jose.
www.elcaribe.com.do/site/espectaculo/2011-08-22-17-05-01/290654-bocatabu-revitaliza-el-pop-rock-nacional.html (http://www.elcaribe.com.do/site/espectaculo/2011-08-22-17-05-01/290654-bocatabu-revitaliza-el-pop-rock-nacional.html)
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#14)