Founded in 1989 by musicians from San Luis Potosi, Grupo Bryndís returns after a three year absence with a new album with EMI Televisa Music, titled La Magia De Tu Amor, the album contains twelve unreleased tracks.
That group has surpassed over 2.5 million albums sold to date, and has received multiple Gold and Platinum discs. Grupo Bryndis is considered to be one of the most successful Mexican bands in history. They have been recognized with major awards including a Grammy ® in 2006 for Best Album Mexican / Mexican-American, several Latin Grammys ® for Best Album Mexican / Mexican-American and Song of the Year, and they have also been recognized by Premio Lo Nuestro, Billboard, Tejano Music Award and Furia Musical Award, among many others.
"Our music is very Mexican. We are very careful in our productions because we believe in it with all our heart and we try to always include innovative arrangements. We are very demanding when it comes to selecting our songs; only the best songs are included in our albums, “states Grupo Bryndis.
Productions such as: Romance Sin Límite (1992), Un Juego de Amor (1998), Por El Pasado (2000), Te Cantan En El Idioma Del Amor (2001), Historia Musical Romántica (2001), Hablando De Amor… Poemas (2002), Nuestros Éxitos Con Trío (2002), Memorias (2003), El Quinto Trago (2004), Por Muchas Razones Te Quiero (2005), Recordándote (2006) y Solo Pienso en Ti (2007), have become fan favorites. Their hits songs have topped the Billboard charts countless times and their albums have topped the sales charts in Mexico, the United States and Puerto Rico, among others.
Grupo Bryndis is composed of Jose Guadalupe Guevara (vocals), Mauro Posadas (guitar), Claudio Montaño (keyboards), Juan Guevara (drums) and Gerardo Izaguirre (bass).
The first single titled "Dime" demonstrates the total emotional surrender of the group. The álbum La Magia De Tu Amor, contains the following songs: “Dime”, “Déjame ser”, “Sueños”, “La magia de tu amor”, “Sufriendo me quede”, “Bandido”, “Donde estas amor”, “Pensando en tu amor”, “Que me falto”, “Divorcio”, “Una noche de abril” and “Amor de verdad”.
