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- In the 1990s the term grupero and its variations started to be part of Mexico's music industry and began to receive media attention, [ 2] including different bands such as Los Temerarios, Los Bukis, Los Tigres del Norte, Bronco, La Mafia, La Industria del Amor, Conjunto Primavera, Ana Bárbara, Grupo Bryndis, Los Acosta, Liberación, Grupo Mandigo, Mi Bande El Mexicano, Banda Machos [ 4] and, as the first American artist popular on both sides of the border, Selena.
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