Ramón Ayala and Cornelio Reina, known as Los Relámpagos del Norte, were iconic figures in norteña music, achieving fame through their musical partnership.
The duo’s success was marred by personal conflicts, leading to their separation in 1970, primarily due to jealousy and personal entanglements.
Cornelio Reina faced challenges in his personal life, including a tumultuous marriage marked by jealousy, which contributed to the duo’s eventual split.
Following their separation, Ramón Ayala formed his own band, Los Bravos del Norte, achieving significant success and earning multiple Grammy awards.
Cornelio Reina pursued a solo career, exploring mariachi music and acting, while maintaining a friendship with Ayala despite rumors of rivalry.
The legacy of Los Relámpagos del Norte continues to resonate, with their music remaining influential in the regional Mexican music scene and being celebrated in literature and public tributes.