Lupe Esparza, leader of the iconic band Bronco, reflects on his nearly 70 years of life, revealing personal challenges and triumphs throughout his career.
Born on October 12, 1954, in Galeano, Durango, Mexico, Esparza faced early hardships, including a lack of modern amenities and struggles with self-esteem.
Despite initial academic difficulties and criticism in music, Esparza pursued his passion, leading to the formation of Bronco and their first major hit, “Sergio el Bailador.”
The band faced internal tensions and pressures to maintain a public image, including misleading representations of Esparza’s age and marital status.
After years of success, Bronco experienced a split, with members pursuing solo careers, but later faced legal challenges in reclaiming their name.
Esparza emphasizes the importance of legacy, involving his 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren in the band, and reflects on the enduring impact of Bronco in regional Mexican music.