María Daniela y su Sonido Lasser

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Maria Daniela y su Sonido Lasser is a Mexican electronic group. It contains the electronic-guru Emilio Acevedo and the singer María Daniela Azipiazu. Are one of the most popular projects of the well-known Mexican electronic label Nuevos Ricos.

[edit] Biography

In 2001, Emilio Acevedo, being in other electronic projects, such as Titán, he starts Sonido Lasser Drakar. Exploring the sounds of dance music, he asked to one of his friends, Maria Daniela, to join the group, as just for fun. Started in 2003, with a cover of Aerolíneas Federales "No me beses en los labios", and then created the song "Super Vacaciones" (Super vacations) that was part of the soundtrack of the film "Coapa Heights" by Gibran Asuad.

The duo recorded the song "Miedo", which came from a electrocumbia sampler from Sonido Lasser Drakar. Started to gain success in Mexico and worldwide clubs. So then, started to perform as a duo. Toured the "World Domination Tour" of Nuevos Ricos throughout Europe and United States, and in 2005, they released their first LP "Maria Daniela y su Sonido Lasser".

María Daniela y su Sonido Lasser like to define their music as Electro Pop for the Dancing Halls and want their sound to invigorate the current Mexican High Energy scene.

They're also famous for the songs "Fiesta de Cumpleaños", "El Tuviera No Existe", and "Mentiras", cover of Mexican pop icon, Daniela Romo.

They made the theme song for the latest Televisa's reality show, El Bar Provoca.