Los Primos de Durango

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Los Primos de Durango
Origin Vicente Guerrero, Durango
Genres Duranguense, grupero, Mexican Pop
Years active2003–present
Labels Disa Records/Universal Music Group
MembersArturo Manuel Vargas Ríos (vocals and sax)
Javier Eduardo Vargas Amaya (vocals)
Luis Enrique Vargas Ríos (drums and keyboard)
Jesús Fernando Vargas Ríos (sax)
Website www.losprimosdedurango.com.mx

Los Primos de Durango ( Los Primos Mx ) are a regional Mexican band. They formed in Vicente Guerrero, Durango in 2003. [1]

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