The Super Caracoles Street Dance Band From Veracruz Invade Milwaukee's Southside To Spread Cheers

The Super Caracoles Cumbia Band walked along S. Chavez Dr. in Milwaukee performing street dance cumbias as people followed and joined in the dancing.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

October 17, 2018

Milwaukee, WI - On Tuesday, the Super Caracoles Band from Veracruz, Mexico were in Milwaukee and as a tradition included Cumbia street dancing along S. Cesar E. Chavez Dr., which the group is known to take to the streets at major cities like Chicago, in front of the White House, Los Angeles, Arizona and New York Times Square that they have visited and performed publicly drawing crowds to spread cheer and have showcased their Mexican music venue culture. The Super Caracoles performed original songs composed by El Cabballo Loco, one of the original band members and have recorded multiple hits that have made them national stars in Mexico, Guatemala and continue to gain popularity in the U.S. as well.

In 1984, the Super Caracoles changed their image to rock stars, which gave them more fame and recognition.

In 2017, the Super Caracoles launched two hits Al Gordo Le Zumba and La Bomba Chita.

On Sunday, the Super Caracoles performed at the VIP Lounge in the Southside of Milwaukee.

The free event on Tuesday was organized by WJTI 1460 AM Radio, Radio Caliente 97.9 FM and Super Mercado El Rey.