Caballo Dorado

Formed in 1986, Mexican band Caballo Dorado gained fame with their first album, Carretera 54, in 1994, featuring hit singles "No Rompas Mi Coraz├│n" and "Payaso De Rodeo." They won a Heraldo award for best onda grupera act in 1997 and released their subsequent albums, including S├│lo Contigo in 1998 and Rockanroleando in 1999. Their diverse music included a collection of country songs translated into Spanish in their album Contra el Viento, which featured tracks by Dolly Parton and Charlie Daniels. Caballo Dorado's 2002 release, Escribiendo Una Historia, marked their continued musical journey.