on the second day of the Vive Latino Festival at the Foro Sol in Mexico City, an event that mainly hosts rock musicians. On September they gave a virtual concert from Tijuana for the national holidays. The free event, presented by the municipal president Arturo González Cruz, registered an audience of more than 300 000 live spectators and meant the return of the group to the city where they started their musical career after twelve years, since in 2008 they were banned by the then Secretary of Security Julián Leyzaola due to the content of some of their songs. On December 30, 2020 Joel Higuera, accordionist of the band between 1987 and 2002, died of a heart attack. On August 25, 2021 the band was invited by the San Diego Padres to throw out the first pitch at the game they played against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Petco Park in San Diego. In the event they promote a free concert at the same venue, which was held on September 26 of the same year as part of the Hispanic Heritage Month. Band members Mario Quintero Lara - Bajo sexto, lead vocals (1987 - present) David Servín Raya - Drums (1987 - 2002), percussion (2002 - present) Alfredo González González - Accordion, second voice (2002 - present) Gustavo Labrada Valenzuela - Drums (2002 - present) Luis Adrián Cazares Gómez - Bass (2018 - present) Former Members Joel Higuera Acosta - Accordion, second voice (1987-2002, died in 2020) Mario Moreno Quintero - Bass, backing vocals (1987 - 2011) Clemente Flores Mondaca - Keyboards, bajo quinto (1999 - 2012) Tomás Alberto Herrera de Haro - Bass (2011 - 2018) Discography Studio albums and compilations Live albums 2006 - Siempre contigo 2007 - 20 Aniversario (en vivo desde Hollywood) Singles Awards and nominations Grammy Awards Latin Grammy Awards Lo Nuestro Awards References External links Mexican musical groups Mexican norteño musical groups Latin Grammy Award winners Musical groups from Baja California Fonovisa Records artists Universal Music Latin Entertainment artists 1987 establishments in Mexico