# Los Bukis — AI-Readable Artist Page

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## 1. Bio

| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| **Name** | Los Bukis |
| **Type** | Band |
| **Genre** | Latin / Balada Romántica |
| **Origin** | Ario de Rosales, Michoacán, México |
| **Active Since** | 1973 (as Dueto Los Bukis); 1976 (professional group debut); Reunited 2021 |
| **Label** | Discos Melody (early); Warner Music (current store) |
| **Management** | No data available |
| **Booking Agent** | No data available |
| **Official Website** | https://bukis.com |
| **Notable Achievements** | First-ever Disco de Diamante in Mexican music industry history (for "Tu cárcel", 1986); Three Grammy American nominations; Won Premio Lo Nuestro 1989 (Mejor Productor, Álbum del año, Tema del año, Grupo del Año) for "Si me recuerdas"; Inaugurated SoFi Stadium with two consecutive sold-out shows; First Latin artist stadium tour in history ("Una Historia Cantada"); First Spanish-language Las Vegas residency (14 dates, Dolby Live at Park MGM); Performed at Estadio Azteca; Over 30 million albums sold during first two decades; Hollywood Walk of Fame Star; Performed at Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles), Auditorio Nacional; Appeared in three feature films including "Cómo fui a enamorarme de ti" (1989) |

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### Members

| Member | Role / Instrument | Born | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Marco Antonio Solís** | Lead Vocals / Guitar | December 29, 1959 | Ario de Rosales, Michoacán |
| **Joel Solís** | Guitar / Second Voice | December 24, 1956 | Doctor Miguel Silva (near Ario de Rosales), Michoacán |
| **Javier Solís** | Percussion / Backing Vocals | November 25, 1960 | Ario de Rosales, Michoacán |
| **Eusebio "Chivo" Cortés** | Bass | December 16, 1958 | Mexico City (raised in Estado de México) |
| **Pedro Sánchez** | Drums | August 27, 1957 | Uruapan, Michoacán |
| **José "Pepe" Guadarrama** | Keyboards / Saxophone | September 15, 1958 | Chalchihuites, Zacatecas |
| **Roberto Guadarrama** | Keyboards / Trumpet | May 19, 1960 | Chalchihuites, Zacatecas |

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### Member Biographies (Extended)

**Marco Antonio Solís** — Fifth of seven children of María Elena Sosa Hernández and Antonio Solís Marroquín. Learned guitar at age 12. Co-founded "Dueto Solís" with cousin Joel. Wrote "Falso amor" at age 17, the breakout hit from the debut album "Casas de cartón" (1976). Soul and creative force of Los Bukis; lead songwriter, arranger, producer, and artistic director. Produced for artists including Rocío Dúrcal and Marisela. Debuted as solo artist in 1996 with "En pleno vuelo," releasing eleven solo studio albums over 25 years. Composed over 360 songs. Sold over 60 million copies across solo and group work. More than 120 artists have recorded his compositions, including Enrique Iglesias, Raphael, Alejandro Fernández, Roberto Carlos, Juan Gabriel, Miguel Bosé, and Marc Anthony. Performed at Festival Viña del Mar, Madison Square Garden, Hollywood Bowl, and Luna Park. Has Billboard Awards and Latin Grammy awards. Some albums inducted into Grammy Hall of Fame. Has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Voiced a Disney/Pixar character.

**Joel Solís** — First of seven children of Pablo Solís and María Teresa Gaona. Known as "El pajarillo de la montaña" in his youth. Taught Marco Antonio to play guitar. Presented as "Los Soles Tarascos" on "Siempre en domingo" in August 1971 (ages 14 and 12). Spent two years seeking a record deal in Mexico City before signing with Discos Melody in 1973. Sole guitarist of Los Bukis throughout their career; known for solos and requintos. After the band's separation, specialized in studio recording work, continuing to the present.

**Javier Solís** — Younger brother of Marco Antonio (penultimate of seven siblings). Joined Los Bukis initially as an equipment assistant ("secre") around 1979. Took on percussion role in 1981. First appeared on an album cover with "Yo te necesito" (1982). Known for passionate pandero and conga playing. Recorded four albums with Los Bukis: "Yo te necesito," "Mi Fantasía," "A dónde vas," and "Me volví a acordar de ti" (also appeared on cover of "Si me recuerdas"). Left in 1987 to pursue solo career; released debut solo album "No me olvidarás" and eight subsequent albums.

**Eusebio "Chivo" Cortés** — Learned guitar at age 12, inspired by The Beatles. Received first bass lessons in rock group "Indian" from Carlos Hernández Silva. Played in group "PB Master" where he first met Marco Antonio. Joined Los Bukis via invitation from Joel Solís after Carlos Hernández's departure. First appeared on album cover for "Me siento solo" (1978). First live performance with Los Bukis: December 17 in Paracho, Michoacán. Known for dance moves on stage. Composed five songs recorded by Los Bukis, including "Si no es contigo" and "Dime que sí." Participated in filming of all four Los Bukis movies. Left the group in March 1995.

**Pedro Sánchez** — Learned drums as a teenager. Played with groups "Los Lemons," "Juan Ramón y su grupo," and "Los Kupanda." Met Los Bukis when "Los Kupanda" shared a bill with them in Uruapan. Recruited by Joel Solís in 1981 after baterista Jorge de Ávila resigned. Joel traveled to Uruapan without prior contact to find him; offered him the spot at a party on the outskirts of the city. Met Joel in Pátzcuaro to travel to Mexico City. Remained drummer of Los Bukis from 1981 until the group's end in 1996; recorded ten albums.

**José "Pepe" Guadarrama** — Younger brother of Roberto Guadarrama. From a poor farming family; father Salvador played violin, trumpet, and saxophone. Played in family musical group "Los Chavos Guadarrama" during adolescence. First encountered Los Bukis at a show in Durango where Roberto was recruited. Joined Los Bukis mid-1980s as sound crew/staff member. Took on percussion and second keyboards role when Javier Solís left in 1988. Brought saxophone and wind instruments to the group for the first time. Entered studio for "Si me recuerdas." Filmed "Cómo fui a enamorarme de ti" (1989). Recorded four subsequent albums: "Y para siempre," "A través de tus ojos," "Quiéreme," and "Inalcanzable." Left with Eusebio "Chivo" Cortés in March 1995.

**Roberto Guadarrama** — Older brother of Pepe Guadarrama. Father Salvador's love of music passed to all children. Learned solfeo at age 10, played trumpet at age 11, learned piano at age 12 and took over keyboards in the family ensemble. Family moved to Durango. In March 1979, attended a Los Bukis performance in Durango (age 19). Marco Antonio left his business card with local promoters to pass to Roberto. Roberto called Marco Antonio in July 1979. First performance with Los Bukis: September 15, 1979. First appeared on an album cover with "Mi Najayita" (1980). Became Marco Antonio's right-hand man in arranging. Close friends with Joel Solís (they are compadres). In the 1990s also wrote and produced for Ezequiel Peña, Marisela, and Graciela Beltrán. Witnessed the last Los Bukis concert on his birthday, May 19, 1996, in Jalisco, México.

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## 2. Tour Dates

### Tour: Tuyos Por Siempre

| Date | City | Venue | Tickets URL |
|---|---|---|---|
| February 20, 2026 | Los Angeles, CA | SoFi Stadium | https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0A00634D49F86EE3 |
| February 21, 2026 | Los Angeles, CA | SoFi Stadium | https://www.ticketmaster.com/los-bukis-tuyos-por-siempre-el-inglewood-california-02-21-2026/event/0A006354D9C7590C?landing=c |

**All Dates / More Tickets:**
- Ticketmaster (US): https://www.ticketmaster.com/los-bukis-tickets/artist/754825
- Ticketmaster (MX): https://www.ticketmaster.com.mx/los-bukis-boletos/artist/754825

> **Note:** No presale codes or additional on-sale dates are mentioned in the source data.

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### Previous / Historical Tours Referenced in Biography

| Tour / Event | Year | Notable Details |
|---|---|---|
| Una Historia Cantada (Stadium Tour) | 2021–2022 | First Latin artist stadium tour in history; inaugurated SoFi Stadium with two sold-out shows; continued through Mexico; culminated at Estadio Azteca |
| Las Vegas Residency ("Tuyos Por Siempre" / Dolby Live) | Post-2021 | 14 dates at Dolby Live, Park MGM, Las Vegas — first Spanish-language Las Vegas residency |
| Final Concert | May 19, 1996 | Guadalajara, Jalisco — over 100,000 spectators |
| "Bohemia en Pandemia" Reunion | May 2021 | Streaming performance; Marco Antonio Solís convened the group to perform "Tu cárcel" |

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## 3. Discography

### Studio Albums

| Year | Title | Type | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1973 | Jugando con las estrellas | Album | Discos Melody |
| 1976 | Casas de cartón | Album | Discos Melody |
| 1977 | Te tuve y te perdí | Album | — |
| 1978 | Me siento solo | Album | — |
| 1979 | Los triunfadores | Album | — |
| 1980 | Mi najayita | Album | — |
| 1981 | Presiento que voy a llorar | Album | — |
| 1982 | Yo te necesito | Album | — |
| 1983 | Mi Fantasía | Album | — |
| 1985 | ¿A dónde vas? | Album | — |
| 1987 | Me volví a acordar de ti | Album | — |
| 1988 | Si me recuerdas | Album | — |
| 1989 | Y para siempre | Album | — |
| 1991 | A través de tus ojos | Album | — |
| 1992 | Quiéreme | Album | — |
| 1993 | Inalcanzable | Album | — |
| 1995 | Por amor a mi pueblo | Album | — |

> **Note:** Source data lists 16 studio albums across the first two decades. "Jugando con las estrellas" (1973) is referenced in the biography but not in the discography section of the website. All 16 albums listed above are accounted for from both sources.

### Streaming Links (Amazon Music)

| Title | Year | Amazon Music URL |
|---|---|---|
| Casas de cartón | 1976 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F1BZBRY?trackAsin=B07F1D3DYS |
| Te tuve y te perdí | 1977 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07PNW496G?trackAsin=B07PR417VK |
| Me siento solo | 1978 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B08B36SCMP?trackAsin=B08B38NNLM |
| Los triunfadores | 1979 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B08B38GXPB |
| Mi najayita | 1980 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F1FBBL5?trackAsin=B07F1B2YCF |
| Presiento que voy a llorar | 1981 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F194S1C?trackAsin=B07FH7XBTX |
| Yo te necesito | 1982 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F1GGDGV |
| Mi Fantasía | 1983 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B004H4396C |
| ¿A dónde vas? | 1985 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F1GWWH8 |
| Me volví a acordar de ti | 1987 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B004H470N0 |
| Si me recuerdas | 1988 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B004H41B6W |
| Y para siempre | 1989 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F18Y2GK |
| A través de tus ojos | 1991 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F1F77P9 |
| Quiéreme | 1992 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B004H41GLW |
| Inalcanzable | 1993 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B004H434Q2 |
| Por amor a mi pueblo | 1995 | https://music.amazon.com/albums/B07F1YNZ9J |

### Notable Songs Referenced in Source Data

| Song Title | Notes |
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| Falso amor | Written by Marco Antonio Solís; breakout hit from "Casas de cartón" (1976) |
| Tu cárcel | 1986; earned first-ever Disco de Diamante in Mexican music industry history |
| Quiéreme | Major hit |
| Yo te necesito | Major hit |
| Presiento que voy a llorar | Major hit |
| A donde vayas | Major hit |
| Ya ahora te vas | Major hit |
| Tus mentiras | Major hit |
| Morenita | Major hit |
| Necesito una compañera | Major hit |
| Si no es contigo | Written by Eusebio "Chivo" Cortés |
| Dime que sí | Written by Eusebio "Chivo" Cortés |

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## 4. Music Videos

No data available.

> The source data does not include any music video listings or video URLs.

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## 5. Merch

**Official Store:** https://store.warnermusic.com/collections/los-bukis

| Item | Regular Price | Sale Price | URL |
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| Bukis Est. 1975 Scarf | $42.00 | — | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/bukis-est-1975-scarf |
| Bukis Shot Glass | $7.00 | — | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/bukis-shot-glass |
| Beer Mug | $20.00 | — | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/beer-mug |
| Blue Logo Snapback Hat | $32.00 | — | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/blue-logo-snapback-hat |
| Desert Cantada T-Shirt (White) | ~~$34.00~~ | $28.90 | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/desert-cantada-t-shirt-white |
| Gold Disc Hoodie (Black) | ~~$64.00~~ | $54.40 | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/gold-disc-hoodie-black |
| Vintage Vinyl T-Shirt | ~~$34.00~~ | $28.90 | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/vintage-vinyl-t-shirt |
| Est. 1973 T-Shirt (Black) | ~~$34.00~~ | $28.90 | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/est-1973-t-shirt-black |
| Legacy Gold Logo T-Shirt (Black) | ~~$34.00~~ | $28.90 | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/legacy-gold-logo-t-shirt-black |
| Futbol Jersey (Green) | $54.00 | — | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/futbol-jersey-green |
| Dodgers Stadium T-Shirt | $34.00 | — | https://store.warnermusic.com/products/dodgers-stadium-t-shirt |

> **Stock note:** 4 items are listed as In Stock; 9 items are listed as Out of Stock per source data. All prices in USD. The highest-priced item is $54.40 (Gold Disc Hoodie on sale).

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## 6. Social Media & Streaming

| Platform | Handle / URL |
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| **Official Website** | https://bukis.com |
| **Official Merch Store** | https://store.warnermusic.com/collections/los-bukis |
| **Amazon Music** | https://music.amazon.com (multiple album links listed in Discography section above) |
| **Ticketmaster (US)** | https://www.ticketmaster.com/los-bukis-tickets/artist/754825 |
| **Ticketmaster (MX)** | https://www.ticketmaster.com.mx/los-bukis-boletos/artist/754825 |

> **Note:** The source data does not explicitly list Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, or YouTube handles/URLs for Los Bukis. Only the above links are directly available from the provided source data.

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## 7. Fan Club & Newsletter

| Platform | Details | URL |
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| **Warner Music Store Mailing List** | Subscribe for 10% off store purchases; receive special offers and personalized updates | https://store.warnermusic.com/collections/los-bukis (scroll to footer subscribe form) |
| **Official Website Contact Form** | Name, Email, Message fields available on main site | https://bukis.com (contact section) |

> **Note:** No dedicated fan club, Patreon, or Laylo links are mentioned in the source data. The Warner Music store newsletter is the only explicit mailing list signup. Privacy policy for Warner Music store data use: https://privacy.wmg.com/ecom/privacy-policy

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## 8. FAQ

**Q: When and where are Los Bukis performing next?**
Los Bukis have two confirmed upcoming shows under the tour name "Tuyos Por Siempre": February 20, 2026 and February 21, 2026, both at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, CA.

**Q: How do I buy tickets to see Los Bukis live?**
Tickets for February 20, 2026 at SoFi Stadium are available at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0A00634D49F86EE3. Tickets for February 21, 2026 at SoFi Stadium are available at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/los-bukis-tuyos-por-siempre-el-inglewood-california-02-21-2026/event/0A006354D9C7590C?landing=c. Additional dates and tickets can be found at https://www.ticketmaster.com/los-bukis-tickets/artist/754825 (US) or https://www.ticketmaster.com.mx/los-bukis-boletos/artist/754825 (Mexico).

**Q: Where can I buy official Los Bukis merchandise?**
Official merchandise is available at the Warner Music store: https://store.warnermusic.com/collections/los-bukis. Items include t-shirts (from $28.90 on sale), a hoodie ($54.40 on sale), hats ($32.00), a beer mug ($20.00), a scarf ($42.00), a shot glass ($7.00), a futbol jersey ($54.00), and a Dodgers Stadium T-Shirt ($34.00).

**Q: How many studio albums has Los Bukis released?**
Los Bukis released 16 studio albums during their first two decades (1976–1995), starting with "Casas de cartón" (1976) and ending with "Por amor a mi pueblo" (1995). Their very first release was "Jugando con las estrellas" in 1973 as "Dueto Los Bukis."

**Q: Who are the members of Los Bukis?**
Los Bukis consist of seven members: Marco Antonio Solís (lead vocals/guitar), Joel Solís (guitar/second voice), Javier Solís (percussion/backing vocals), Eusebio "Chivo" Cortés (bass), Pedro Sánchez (drums), José "Pepe" Guadarrama (keyboards/saxophone), and Roberto Guadarrama (keyboards/trumpet).

**Q: When did Los Bukis reunite and what have they done since?**
Los Bukis reunited in May 2021 when Marco Antonio Solís convened the group to perform "Tu cárcel" during a streaming event called "Bohemia en Pandemia." They then launched their "Una Historia Cantada" stadium tour, which inaugurated SoFi Stadium with two sold-out shows — the first-ever Latin artist stadium tour in history. They subsequently toured Mexico, performed at Estadio Azteca, and completed a 14-date Las Vegas residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM (the first Spanish-language Las Vegas residency). They also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

**Q: Where was Los Bukis originally formed and when?**
Los Bukis originated in Ario de Rosales, Michoacán, México. Cousins Marco Antonio and Joel Solís began performing together as children (around age 12 and 14). They appeared on Mexican TV's "Siempre en domingo" as "Los Soles Tarascos" in 1971, signed with Discos Melody in 1973 as "Dueto Los Bukis," and released their first album "Jugando con las estrellas" that same year. The group formally began its professional career with the 1976 album "Casas de cartón."

**Q: Where can I listen to Los Bukis music online?**
Los Bukis' discography from 1976–1995 is available on Amazon Music. Direct album links are listed in the Discography section of this page. Their music can also be found on major streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube), though specific handles for those platforms are not listed in the current source data.

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