‘Robacorazones’ open their space in typical music

The singer assists his colleague Anita Barroso

‘Los Robacorazones’ have been making their way into typical music with their own style, but above all, very much identified with the rhythm that the fanatic likes.

This is how this group is, led by Emmanuel Cubilla, who have been on stage for about ten years, taking their talent throughout the country and have already recorded 27 songs.

Most of them have been written by Emmanuel, who is also the accordionist and leading voice of the group, who in addition to being a musician, is a lawyer, tasks that he combines with his facet as an accordionist.

In the shantytown of this group, Yuli Chávez stands out, educator and folklore instructor, who also arranges each song that comes out of the group.

‘We have a very united group, with representatives from different parts of the country, which makes us have a diversification of customs, which as a whole, we come to make the essence of Los Robacorazones,’ says Yuli.

It highlights that despite the ten years of existence, they are all young and therefore, that intention to continue reaping the fruits of that hard work, which every day becomes a challenge for them.

‘We are very open with the public, we steal hearts from each place we attend because of our way of being, we like to talk to those who attend our activities and give our best,’ highlighted the owner of the group’s saloma, who highlights that like any group they have good and bad dances, but ‘for us it’s the same, we must play with the same energy, since it’s satisfying to see one or a hundred couples dance to our music’.

For her, the union between the members of the group is the greatest of her successes, however, on a musical level, she highlights songs such as ‘The one who has a store that attends her’ and ‘Soltero y feliz’, among the most outstanding.