Los Angeles, CA – At 71 years old, Lupe Esparza continues to lead Grupo Bronco, demonstrating enduring passion and musical vitality during their “dejando Huella” tour, which recently played the YouTube Theater. Despite a lineup shift bringing “new blood” to the iconic group, Bronco delivered a performance honoring its 46-year legacy while resonating with a contemporary audience.
Grupo Bronco’s concert showcased a blend of classic hits and energetic newer material, captivating the audience with songs like “Los punishados,” “La pata coja,” and the signature anthem “Que no quede impression,” originally released on the 1989 album A todo galope.The setlist also included beloved favorites such as “Love me as I love you,” “Pastillas de amnesia,” and “Que te have seen you cry,” accompanied by a dynamic light show.
Esparza acknowledged the current climate in Mexico, stating, “We are going through situations of great violence. It seems that love took a vacation.” He continued, expressing a defiant optimism: “There may be those who think that love does not exist, but we refuse to believe that.” The concert concluded with a heartfelt rendition of “We are not going to forget,” with all band members gathering at the stage’s edge to bid farewell to the crowd.
The “Dejando Huella” tour represents a prosperous transition for Grupo Bronco, proving the acceptance of its evolved lineup while maintaining the original sounds that have defined the group as a latin American music giant. Esparza’s leadership continues to drive the band’s enduring appeal,solidifying his role as its captain and a passionate advocate for music.
