In 2016, Pedro Aguirre had an idea for a Cumbia band. A band that showcased a collision of cultures and sounds that influenced him growing up. Being raised in Boyle Heights Peter exposure to cultural Latin music and multiple rock bands of his time sparked his love for music. Bands such as Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath, The Beatles, and Grateful Dead. He quickly gravitated to the guitar and singing. Now Pedro is the co-frontman and guitar player for Spaghetti Cumbia. He incorporates his love of old Western movie soundtracks and his upbringing in musical influence. Creating the foundation of Spaghetti Cumbia.

Description goes hereWepaaaa! Marcel Cumbia Wolf Campos is the wildest, fastest Guiro, cowbell slinger in LA cumbia. As lead vocal and co-founder of Spaghetti Cumbia, his performance is spectacular. The Cumbia Wolf takes his unique interpretation of music and displays it when singing. As a young boy, Marcel would serenade his grandmother which ignited his desire to perform. Living in Boyle Heights, Marcel had strong Hip-Hop and Punk influences, like Black Star, The Beastie Boys, Wu-Tang Clan, Todos Tu Mertos, Bad Brains, and The Misfists. Leading the young Cumbia Wolf to join B-boy Los Angeles dance crew Hip-Hop Society and Freak Show. Marcel would later embrace the mic and join the Los Angeles Spanish Rock band Orgullo Cafe. Today, Marcel is best known for his upbeat spontaneity when singing, dancing, and leading Spaghetti Cumbia to feral sensational Reventon!

El Gallo Digital plays lead guitar and back vocals. He was born and raised in the cultural streets of Boyle Heights. At a young age, he found his passion for music. He was influenced by the sounds of Manu Chao, Gogol Bordello, Calle 13, Bob Marley, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors. Through his love of music, he developed a strong work ethic and has worked with five bands simultaneously throughout his career. Bobby joined the band in 2016 and had an immense role since. His contribution to Spaghetti Cumbia has helped pioneer this new age of cumbia, rock, and western sound known, as Spaghetti Cumbia.

El Maniacs is a first-generation Angelino from Boyle Heights. He comes from an extended bloodline of musicians. Maniacs became involved with music as a young adult and was a founding member of the LA Spanish rock band Orgullo Cafe. El Maniacs brings an unstoppable force that ignites the crowd and incorporates a series of cultural danzas and chanting during his performance. He brings an extraordinary low end that helps set the foundation for Spaghetti Cumbia.

Adolfo Mercado Jr. was born in East LA on February 21, 1986, at Santa Marta Hospital on Humphreys & New York St. He began playing music at age 13 after his brother Gilbert took him to his first concert, Pantera opening for Black Sabbath at the Forum in 1999. Life is good!