Su Majestad Mi Banda el Mexicano de Casimiro Zamudio

Su Majestad Mi Banda el Mexicano de Casimiro Zamudio is a Mexican musical group known for its technobanda and reggaeton style. The group was formed by Casimiro Zamudio, a musician from Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Casimiro initially co-founded Grupo Zigzag, which later evolved into Mi Banda El Mexicano, in 1973 alongside Francisco "Pancho" Vidales. Over time, due to a legal dispute over the band's name, Casimiro created Su Majestad Mi Banda El Mexicano, continuing his musical legacy with this new iteration.

The group is notable for popularizing the "baile del caballito," a dance style that has become a staple of their performances. Casimiro Zamudio, often referred to as "El Mexicano Mayor," is recognized for his contributions to Mexican music and his enduring influence on the genre. His son, Alan Zamudio, has also been involved with the group, bringing a new dynamic to their performances. Su Majestad Mi Banda El Mexicano has a diverse discography, including releases like *El Camaleón* and *Superestelar El Mexicano con ustedes*, reflecting their energetic and eclectic style.