Humble Beginnings in Los Rondels: Laredo’s Original Tejano Recording Artists
Even the smallest of things as we all look around ourselves, had a beginning at some point in time. The smartphones, watches, television, and numerous other things that we consider a part of our daily lives may not have existed some decades or a century ago, and most of the things mentioned took their due time in becoming popular as a daily routine item for us. Music, and musicians are no different. The story Los Rondels: Laredo’s Original Tejano Recording Artists explains about the humble beginnings of the band The Rondels, depicting how they emerged to be game-changers, and helped to revolutionize the music industry in the 60’s. The author of the book Los Rondels: Laredo’s Original Tejano Recording Artists , Humberto Gonzalez explains about the beginning, emergence and the eruption of the band The Rondels. The author explains that in retrospect the members had adopted from Glascow and Matthew Sayed’s famous rule and formula of success, the’10,000-hour rule’. This rule was embraced ...