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Mexican group.Originally from Tecuala, Nayarit, these prodigious musicians dominated, for several years, in Mexico's radio environment with their peculiar style and contagious performances.
In the mid-1950s in Mexico, the group called "Los Cometas" enjoyed singular success, which musicalized various rhythms of bolero music, tropical Cuban, among other Cuban rhythms and foxtrot in its themes, this group recorded for the company CBS (today Sony Music) various classic hits.
Their particularity lies in using the accordion in all their themes as the basis of the rhythm of its themes, thus the mixed bolero and tropical hits with accordion such as "Jugando poker", "Chupando caña", "¿En dónde está mi saxofón?", "Que se mueran los feos", , among others. that would give the precedent of the taste of music, coupled with the northern national, for the accordion, so that the future assimilation of the cumbia that contained the accordion by nature, was not an impediment to its adoption.

[Text by Martín Beltrán, son of Remigio Beltán, accordionist];
Group from Tecuala Nayarit, Mexico. In the year of 1933 Martín Romero Luna had the vision of instilling in his children Pablo Romero Luna and Remigio Beltrán Luna the study and learning of music. So he took his children with his friend Mr. Gero, who was the town musician, so that he will teach Remigio to play the accordion and Pablo to play the guitar. Later they decide to create the trio "Los Ases de Nayarit", amazing with the way of playing and singing.
In the year of 1937 they decided to emigrate to Mazatlan in search of new achievements and now with the name of the "Los Tres Bemoles". In 1940 they met, in a presentation in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mr. White David Romero and they integrate him to the group as first voice.
In 1949 they decided to take the big leap, to conquer Mexico City, they were very popular in the nightclubs of that time such as "Siglo XX, "El Gran Vals, "Azteca", y "El Dandy"
Manuel Ponían, a composer from Monterrey, listened to them and proposed that they accompany him on two tracks "Organillero" and "Derrota" on a record he recorded.
Felipe Leal, artistic director of the CBS / Columbia international record company, hires them under the name of "Cuarteto Atlántida".
Paco Miller, who was a great ventriloquist and artistic entrepreneur, listened to them and asked them to record his "Negrita Linda" theme included in the group's first LP; "Mil Noches"; and in which Paco created the name that gave them fame, "Los Cometas"