Photo: Hilda Lamas
Courtesy of CHR Records
Seattle-based Tejano and Conjunto group, Los Volcanes de Eddie Rodriguez, has released the official music video for their current single, “Yo No Te Pido Perdon”. The song, which was released to radio in March of this year, has been met with a great response from Tejano radio listeners.
“Yo No Te Pido Perdon” was composed by Mario Coronado, the keyboardist and vocalist for Los Volcanes de Eddie Rodriguez. The group, which hails from Seattle, Washington, recently performed at the Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair in Texas. They are known for bringing Tejano and Conjunto entertainment to the Pacific Northwest, an area not fully familiar with this style of music.
With a musical history spanning almost 50 years, this talented group is now evolving to a new generation, full of enthusiastic musicians filled with excitement for this business. Although Eddie Rodriguez remains at the helm, most of the band decisions and responsibilities now lay with his son Sean Rodriguez. Sean, who was nominated “Percussionist of the Year” several years ago at the Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas, has since taught himself to play accordion, bass, guitar, and keyboards. Utilizing their own Volcan Studios in Seattle, Sean often performs several instruments on the group’s recordings. This process has proved successful as they continue to send finished materials to CHR Records studios for final mastering.
The group has now begun to rely on their own material as keyboardist Mario Coronado pens a good portion of the group’s songs. Last but not least as part of the new generation of Los Volcanes is female vocalist Sarah Fonseca, whose stage presence and unique vocals, whether doing harmony or lead, continue to capture the hearts of fans at each performance.
As Los Volcanes de Eddie Rodriguez continue to make their mark in the Tejano music scene, fans can look forward to more original music and captivating performances from this dynamic group.
Los Volcanes de Eddie Rodriguez — Yo No Te Pido Perdon (Video)
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