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Marco Flores y La Jerez, (also known as #1 Banda el Jerez, #1 Banda el Jerez de Marco Flores, Banda Jerez) is a Mexican banda group from Jerez, Zacatecas, Mexico formed in the late 1980s. Among Banda Jerez's many hits include "Billete Verde", "Una Mujer Casada" "Tan Bonita", "Cerveza Helada", "La Cabrona", "La Baraja", "Tamarindo", "Ordeñando la Vaca", "La Bruja" and "La Iguana". The band was named after Jerez de García Salinas, Zacatecas, Mexico, where it was founded. Banda Jerez re-works traditional ranchera songs, from Antonio Aguilar, Vicente Fernández, Heriberto Lazcano and José Alfredo Jiménez . The ensemble of members consist of vocalists Marco Antonio Flores, and Rafael Juárez, and three clarinetists, three trumpeters, three trombonists, two tenor horns, a tambora, a tarola, and a sousaphone player.

Albums

Mujeres y Mentiras was released in August 2007. The album contained the songs including "El Toro Bermejo" and "La Iguana". A second album was released in September 2008. Dicen Que Soy Borracho and contains 13 songs including "El Alegre", "El Negrito No Es Mio", "Te Advierto", "La Virginia", "El Zacatecano" and "Los Bueyes". The third album Me Vale Ver Gatos released in October 2009, contains 12 songs including "Me Vale Ver Gatos Bravos", "La Cumbia de Remo", "El Hombre Que Más Te amo","Pobre del Pobre" and "Que Suene la Banda".

2018 was a busy year for the band, releasing a total of 9 albums : “Corazón Ranchero “ (10 songs), and later that year they released “Corridazos" (10 songs) , “El Diablo Mayor” (16 songs) , “Enamorado y parrandero” (13 songs), “Me Vale Ver Gatos” (12 songs), “Me Voy A Embriagar (13 songs), “El Perro Negro” (16 songs), “Zapateado Perrón” (17 songs ) and “No Mas Por Ti Me Emborracho” (10 songs).

In 2019 they released “Asi de Facil” which contains 16 songs followed by “Mexicano Hasta La Madre” in 2020. In 2021 “Zapateado Endemoniado” with  20 songs and “Que Toque Mi Banda Jerez (13 songs). 2022 was a year for EPs releasing two 4 song EPs titled “ En Vivo Con la Vallarta Show y Marco Flores “ and “Arrasando “, followed by “La Bruja “ in 2023. That same year , the band also released an album titled “Guitarras” ( 20 songs)

In 2024 Marco Flores y La Jerez, released a new album titled “Ojitos de Amor”.

Discography

  • 2004 Corazon Ranchero
  • 2005 Billete Verde
  • 2006 Me Gustan Las Viejas Buenas
  • 2007 20 Tamborazos
  • 2007 Mujeres Y Menras
  • 2008 Dicen Que Soy Borracho
  • 2009 Tributo A La Revolucion Mexicana
  • 2009 Me Vale Ver Gatos Bravos
  • 2010 Enamorado Y Parrandero
  • 2010 Corridazos
  • 2011 Puro Zacatecas
  • 2012 Me Voy A Embriagar
  • 2012 De Nueva Cuenta
  • 2013 Gracias
  • 2013 La Puerta Del Rancho
  • 2014 Esta Noche Cena Pancho
  • 2014 Soy El Bueno
  • 1989 Hay Niveles (single)
  • 2016 Requisito Americano (single)
  • 2018 Los Comandantes (single)
  • 2018 Vengo de engañarte (single)
  • 2018 Corazón Ranchero (Album) 10 songs
  • 2018 Corridazos (Album) 10 songs
  • 2018 El Diablo Mayor (Album) 16 songs
  • 2018 Enamorado y parrandero (Album) 13 songs
  • 2018 Me Vale Ver Gatos (Album) 12 songs
  • 2018 Me Voy A Embriagar (Album) 13 songs
  • 2018 Sandunga (Single)
  • 2018 El Perro Negro (Album) 16 songs
  • 2018 Zapateado Perrón (Album) 17 songs
  • 2018 No Mas Por Ti Me Emborracho (Album) 10 songs
  • 2019 Asi de Facil (Album) 16 songs
  • 2020 La Parranda (Single)
  • 2020 La Cerveza (Single)
  • 2020 El Jefe de Jefes (Singles)
  • 2020 Popurrí: La Vaquillas Cabronas (Single)
  • 2020 El Son Del Muerto (Single)
  • 2020 Mexicano Hasta La Madre (Album)
  • 2021 Zapateado Endemoniado (Album) 20 songs
  • 2021 Volveré (Single)
  • 2021 Que Toque Mi Banda Jerez (Album) 13 songs
  • 2022 La Caída De Un Monarca (single)
  • 2022 Arrincónamela Cabrona En Vivo (Single)
  • 2022 Ahora es cuando (Single)
  • 2022 La Picaré(single)
  • 2022 Hasta La Piel Amarga (single)
  • 2022 Dos Hojas Sin Rumbo (single)
  • 2022 Pa’la Sed (single)
  • 2022 El Semental (single)
  • 2022 En Vivo Con la Vallarta Show y Marco Flores (EP) 4 songs
  • 2022 La Culebra Gruesa (single)
  • 2022 Arrasando (EP) 4 songs
  • 2022 Juan Ramos ( En Vivo) (single)
  • 2023  La Bruja (EP ) 4 songs
  • 2023 Vas A Querer (single) 1 song
  • 2023 Dónde Estás Cabrona (Single)
  • 2023 El Columpio (Single)
  • 2023 Amor de la Vida Alegre (Single)
  • 2023 Guitarras (Album) 20 songs
  • 2024 Mi Jerez (Single)
  • 2024 Viéndolo Bien (Single)
  • 2024 Hoy Habrá Peda (Single)
  • 2024 El Botecito (Single)
  • 2024 No Hay Novedad (Single)
  • 2024 Al Estilo Jerez (Single)
  • 2024 La Polvadera (Single)
  • 2024 Ilusión 98 (Single)
  • 2024 Ojitos de Amor (Album)

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