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Los Apson are a foundational act in Mexican rock and roll, formed in 1957 in Agua Prieta, Sonora. They gained early fame by interpreting English-language hits in Spanish, helping to popularize a new wave of Latin rock across Mexico. Their 1960s breakthrough, the single Fuiste a Acapulco, topped Mexican charts for six non-consecutive weeks (1966–1967), cementing their place in the Latin music canon. In the mid-60s they earned a Gold Record (Disco de Oro) from Peerless, reflecting strong album sales in Mexico. The band’s studio albums span 1963–1969, and a rare 2025 studio release marks a notable comeback in Warner Music México’s catalog. They remain active on streaming platforms and social media, continuing to reach new audiences with classic hits and fresh performances.