Grupo Bryndis Biography
Grupo Bryndis was formed in Santa Paula, CA, by Mexican musicians from San Luis Potosí in the early '90s. The group received attention after covering Miguel Gallardo's "Otro Ocupa Mi Lugar." The band's breakthrough came after issuing Por El Amor, achieving gold status in 1994. ~ Drago Bonacich, All Music Guide
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