Luis Fernando Pacheco

Fifty-six years after their smash hit “Fue en un café”, the trace of stardom still beats in the present of Los Apson, the creators of border rock from Agua Prieta, Sonora. From a distance, in his prison cell, lead singer Frankie Gámez accompanies saxophonists Lichi García and Gil Maldonado on a crusade to reclaim the band's legacy.

Fifty-six years after their smash hit “Fue en un café”, the trace of stardom still beats in the present of Los Apson, the creators of border rock from Agua Prieta, Sonora. From a distance, in his prison cell, lead singer Frankie Gámez accompanies saxophonists Lichi García and Gil Maldonado on a crusade to reclaim the band's legacy.

Fifty-six years after their smash hit “Fue en un café”, the trace of stardom still beats in the present of Los Apson, the creators of border rock from Agua Prieta, Sonora. From a distance, in his prison cell, lead singer Frankie Gámez accompanies saxophonists Lichi García and Gil Maldonado on a crusade to reclaim the band's legacy.

Fifty-six years after their smash hit “Fue en un café”, the trace of stardom still beats in the present of Los Apson, the creators of border rock from Agua Prieta, Sonora. From a distance, in his prison cell, lead singer Frankie Gámez accompanies saxophonists Lichi García and Gil Maldonado on a crusade to reclaim the band's legacy.