The Three Amigos Plus 1, Mexican Band.
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Thursday, 18 of Feb 2016
Do you know of The Three Amigos Mexican band? or should I say "The Three International Amigos Band". Oh, did I mention there is a plus 1.
He is their 4th member and they call him Skippy the Trumpet Quickie ! Nice one guys. Forming the group is Carlos, from Argentina, Jose from El Salvador, El Guapo from Italy and Nathaniel, also known as Skippy from here, Australia.
The interview took place via skype and it was a joyous and fun meeting. Their passion managed to slip through the screen:
I could see how they enjoy and love what they do, and now understand why they have reached a level of success. Their motto or intention is to create a fun, joyful and happy occasion when performing.
They met nineteen years ago and it is quite obvious they have a good strong healthy relationship between them all (as a joke, they almost managed to make me believe they met in jail ! Of course not ; it was in Adelaide, where they still are).
Not only do they sing well-known Mexican songs, but they also incorporate other genres such as Italian, Colombian, South American, Spanish and Cuban music. They are quite a versatile band, open to learning new songs and also quite motivated. I can confidently say that, they love what they do as performers. Their recent performance at the iconic Multicultural Festival in Canberra saw them play amongst a crowd of 180,000 people.
Through their performance they are able to bring people together to create lifelong fun memories. Modest as they are, they also perform at a variety of events, functions, and special occasions such as wedding proposals. Its all about creating a fun memory and having a great time.
To me, they are the best Mariachi band that you can find in Australia. Why, they are professional, entertaining, versatile and friendly and always go beyond the call of duty to ensure the clients are very happy.




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