Campeche Show

Formed in 1980 in Ayotla, State of Mexico, after previously being known as "Brasil 7" in the 1970s, the group "Campeche Show" was primarily composed of members of the Rosas and Jiménez families, including brothers Vidal, Víctor, and Beto Rosas from San Baltazar Campeche in Puebla. With a distinctive style, they became one of the most successful groups in the romantic tropical genre, achieving chart-topping hits like "El Santo Del Amor" and "Llorando Estoy Llorando," earning multiple gold and platinum records for their high sales in Mexico, the United States, and Central America. Their performances on major radio and television programs, as well as at top venues in Mexico and the U.S., solidified their popularity.

Over four decades since their formation, "Campeche Show" continues to thrive thanks to the unwavering support of their devoted fans and the media. The group expresses gratitude to their supporters and acknowledges the significance of their belief in the band's journey, along with the creator who made it all possible.