Los Caminantes Concerts Setlist

Los Caminantes is a Mexican Grupera band. They were formed in 1976 in San Bernardino County, California. The founding members were four brothers, vocalist Agustín Ramírez, guitarist Horacio Ramírez, bassist Brígido Ramírez, and keyboardist Bernardo Raezmír.

The four brothers were growing up in the state of Guanajuato in Mexico in humble conditions in a working class family. Two of them, Agustín and Brígido, sang in their local church choir. They moved to the United States with their aunts in the early 1970’s. Initially, they worked at a factory to make their living. It was there, in California, that they started to play together in a band they originally called “Los Caminantes Aztecas”, only later shortening it to “Los Caminantes” at the advice of a local radio host. Bernarno left the band early on but he was replaced by yet another Ramírez brother, Martin, on the keyboard. Humberto "Freckles" Navarro joined the band too, as a drummer.

They spent their early years doing early Los Caminantes concert shows in California, as well as knocking on the doors of music labels. Eventually, a representative at the label Luna listened and helped them produce their first song, “Supe Perder”, that ended up being played on the radio. Their 1983 debut album bore the same title, “Supe Perder”, and was also published by Luna.

Since then, the immensely prolific Mexican band has put out 30 more albums, thus they have 31 (!) in total. However, their best selling record is a compilation album, “Nuestras Canciones Romanticas Favoritas: 20 Exitazos” from 2001, which sold around 100,000 copies in the US alone. Meanwhile, the latest new Los Caminantes album came out in November 2013, with the title “Los Chulos, Chulos, Chulos”.

The biggest Los Caminantes hits to date are “Dos Cartas y una Flor” (1997), “Amor Sin Palabras” (also 1997), “Todo Me Gusta de Ti” (1999), and “Maria Elena” (2020). After many changes over the decades, their current line-up is made up of founder Agustin Ramirez’s (who sadly passed away in 2022) son, guitarist Agustin Ramirez Jr.; as well as second guitarist and vocalist Salvador Espinoza, and drummer Anthony Ramirez. Check when the next Los Caminantes concert is playing near you on the page above.