AK-7

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AK-7
Origin Mexico Zacatecas
Genres Duranguense
Latin Pop
[Norteño
Instruments Vocals
Years active May 28, 2007–present
Labels Univision
Associated acts K-Paz de la Sierra
Members
Jose Perez - Vocals
Braulio Muro - Vocals
Rafael Solís - Keyboard
Armando J. Rodríguez - Tambourine
Javier Burciaga - Keyboard
Carmelo Gamboa - Drums
Luis Vidales - Electric Tuba
Past members
Alfredo "El Macas" Hernandez
Kareem Lopez
Oscar Ledezma
Gerardo Ramirez

AK-7 , also known as "The Musical Phenomenon", is a Mexican band formed in 2007. They released their first album with ten songs, three of them unpublished and a bonus track.

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[edit] History

On May 28, 2007 seven long-time members of the group of K-Paz De La Sierra, left because of disputes with former lead singer Sergio Gómez, they then formed a new group named "AK-7"[1] , which stood for "Antes K-Paz" and the number seven for the seven member that left. They released their first album soon after, El Avion de Las Tres. The band's debut album follows their first single of the same name El Avion De Las Tres.

On April 1, 2008, AK-7 announced they were recording a new album, April 1, 2008. (Spanish)</ref> called Renaciendo. Releasing the singles Digale and Hotel De Carretera.

On July 7, 2009, AK-7 released their third album Reafirmando El Vuelo releasing the singles Loco Enamorado and El Diferente.

On November 10, 2010 AK-7 released their fourth album Locura Romatica releasing the singles Dame Un Beso Y Dime Adios and Locura Automatica.

[edit] Members

  • Jose Perez - Vocals
  • Braulio Muro - Vocals
  • Rafael Solís - Keyboard
  • Armando J. Rodríguez - Tambourine
  • Javier Burciaga - Keyboard
  • Carmelo Gamboa - Drums
  • Luis Vidalez - Keyboard

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

  • 2007: El Avion De Las Tres
  • 2007: La Llamada
  • 2008: Este Corazon Llora
  • 2008: Digale
  • 2009: Hotel de Carretera
  • 2009: Loco Enamorado
  • 2010: El Diferente
  • 2010: Dame un Beso Y Dime Adios
  • 2011: Locura Automatica

[edit] Awards

2009

[edit] References

[edit] External links

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