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Sin Bandera

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The product of an unlikely alliance between Mexican soloist Leonel GarcÃa and Argentinian-born Noel Schajris, Latin pop duo Sin Bandera (English: Without A Flag) formed in the early 2000s, with their collective stage name intended to reflect their idealistic worldview. The South American pair found immediate success with their debut single, âEntra En Mi Vidaâ, which served as the theme for Mexican TV series Cuando Seas MÃa and introduced them to the Spanish-speaking world. By 2002, they had recorded and released a self-titled debut album via Sony, which stormed the Latin Grammy Awards and was later certified double platinum in the US, producing another hit in the form of âTe Vi Venirâ. Returning the next year with their follow-up album, De Viaje, they celebrated a rare achievement after three of the LPâs tracks topped the national Mexican charts, a feat at the time only achieved by RBD and Shakira. After picking up another Latin Grammy for the album, they explored a new sound, recording a pair of thematically interlinked albums: 2005âs MaÃ±ana and 2006âs Pasado. With the former intending to look to the future and the latter paying tribute to the romantic ballads of the 1970s and 1980s, the two concept albums went hand-in-hand, with Pasado incorporating R&B influences into traditional sonics. In 2007, the duo announced their indefinite hiatus, later returning in 2015 for a final EP entitled Una Ãºltima vez (English: One Last Time).

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