Los Bondadosos

Los Bondadosos, formerly known as the Kind's, originated in Mexico before relocating to California. Initially embracing a traditional pop style, the band transitioned to Latin rock after being drawn to hard rock influences. They signed with Anahuac and released their debut album Chicana, followed by Mojado in 1975, featuring the hit single "Cara de Angel." Over the years, they continued to tour and release albums, with lineup changes and collaborations with notable producers and artists, such as Roberto Guadarrama of Los Bukis. Their discography includes various themed compilations and collaborations, with releases like Unidos and De Durango... Los Primeros showcasing their enduring musical journey.

Despite lineup changes and evolving musical styles, Los Bondadosos have maintained a steady presence in the music scene since their formation in Mexico. From their early days with Anahuac to signing with Profono (later Fonovisa), the band's discography reflects a blend of Latin rock and pop influences. Their dedication to touring and recording new material is evident in releases like Mi Mejor Regalo and Nuestra Historia, which feature re-recorded hits and collaborations with guest artists. Celebrating their 40th anniversary with a special DVD release, Los Bondadosos continue to captivate audiences with their enduring musical legacy and commitment to their craft.