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Colmillo NorteÃ±o

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Colmillo NorteÃ±o is a Regional Mexican group from MazatlÃ¡n, Sinaloa, originally formed in 1996 and later reshaped in 2006, when EdÃ©n MuÃ±oz joined as a key singer, accordionist, and songwriter during the bandâs best-documented recording period. That lineup helped define the groupâs norteÃ±o-banda sound and led to the albums El Cid in 2008, 2009 in 2009, and SueÃ±o Guajiro later that same year. Songs such as "Hotel El Cid" and "SueÃ±o Guajiro" became the most popular entries in their catalog, with SueÃ±o Guajiro standing as the clearest centerpiece of its discography. In early 2010, MuÃ±oz left after internal disagreements and launched a separate project that first appeared as Puro Colmillo NorteÃ±o before being renamed Calibre 50 after a legal dispute over the name. That split made Colmillo NorteÃ±o an important part of the prehistory of Calibre 50 as well as a notable act in late-2000s norteÃ±o-banda.

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