Los Internacionales Pasteles Verdes is a Peruvian music group that gained international recognition in the 1970s. Formed in 1973 in Chimbote, Peru, by the Guzman brothers, Juan and Aldo, the group stood out for its romantic style and melodic ballads. Their most emblematic single, "Angelitos Negros", became a worldwide hit, consolidating the reputation of Los Internacionales Pasteles Verdes as one of the most notable exponents of romantic music in Latin America. Throughout their career, the group continued to produce notable hits, leaving a lasting legacy on the Latin American music scene.
Los Internacionales Pasteles Verdes is a Peruvian music group that gained international recognition in the 1970s. Formed in 1973 in Chimbote, Peru, by the Guzman brothers, Juan and Aldo, the group stood out for its romantic style and melodic ballads. Their most emblematic single, "Angelitos Negros", became a worldwide hit, consolidating the reputation of Los Internacionales Pasteles Verdes as one of the most notable exponents of romantic music in Latin America. Throughout their career, the group continued to produce notable hits, leaving a lasting legacy on the Latin American music scene.
