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Ramón Ayala FINALMENTE Admite lo que Todos Sospechábamos

Ramón Ayala, leyenda de la música norteña, nació en Monterrey, Nuevo León, en 1945 y ha dejado una huella imborrable en la música regional mexicana.

A los 6 años, recibió un acordeón de su padre, lo que marcó el inicio de su carrera musical.

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A los 15 años, se mudó a Texas, donde enfrentó dificultades económicas y trabajó como limpiabotas mientras perseguía su sueño musical.

Conoció a Cornelio Reina y formó el famoso Dúo Los Relámpagos del Norte, que revolucionó la música norteña.

A pesar de la disolución del dúo en 1971, Ayala continuó su carrera con Los Bravos del Norte, logrando éxitos como “Ni por 1000 años”.

A lo largo de su carrera, ha grabado más de 100 álbumes y ha recibido múltiples premios, consolidándose como un ícono de la música.

A los 78 años, Ramón Ayala sigue activo en la música y planea nuevas colaboraciones, incluyendo posibles fusiones con géneros contemporáneos como el reggaetón.

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