The musical roots of Los Originales De La Baja were fostered on top of the local Baja California Sur stages. The parallel dreams of Luis Alejandro Sánchez Abaroa (first voice and harmony), Rigoberto Tapia Fong (requinto) —founders of the group— and Emmanuel de Jesús Orozco Meza (second voice and electric bass) give rise to the musical proposal that we now know as , Los Originales De La Baja, a group that have become known for their progressive adaptation to country music.

Frost — originally known as Kid Frost — was a pioneer in the field of Latin hip-hop, cutting some of its very first records and helping to bring exposure to other bilingual MCs. Frost was born Arturo Molina Jr. on May 31, 1964; while he spent some time with his family on military bases in Guam and Germany, he was raised primarily in East L.A. He started rapping in 1982, and became an accomplished breakdancer as well, joining the top-notch Uncle Jamm’s Army crew. He adopted the name Kid Frost in tribute to Ice-T, whom he often battled at parties and clubs as the West Coast hip-hop scene was first taking shape. During this era, he released several 12″ singles, including “Rough Cut” (with N.W.A’s DJ Yella) and “Terminator.” He subsequently left rap for a time, but returned in the late ’80s, when he hooked up with producer/DJ Tony G (born Gonzales). Their collaboration on the 1990 single “La Raza” broke Kid Frost to a wide audience, and became a much-loved anthem for Chicano hip-hop fans. Paced by his smooth, laid-back flow, his good-time debut album, Hispanic Causing Panic, was released on Virgin that year, and was one of the first full-lengths in Latin hip-hop history, along with Mellow Man Ace’s Escape From Havana the preceding year.

Fernando Cavazos is based in LA. Founder of The Pig Sound Studios and Chief Mastering Engineer of the Legendary Sound City Center, Fernando has worked in the American and Latin Music Industry for over 25 years. As a Record Producer/Engineer, Fernando has won two Grammy Awards and six Grammy nominations. Fernando has worked with artists including Ricardo Montaner, Gerardo Ortiz, Luis Miguel, Lita Ford and Larry Hernandez. He has also worked on the movie score for Sunset After Dark.

Fernando is most known for his telenovelas, such as Maria Isabel and his most popular Rosalinda starring with Mexican superstar Thalia . Carrillo was parto f a music band in Venezuela along with 2 siblings. 

Born in Venezuela and educated mostly in London, he is fluent in several different languages including english, spanhish, italian, frencj, talago and others. Carrillo returned to Venezuela and attended the Universidad Central de Venezuela. 

From an early beginning Carrillo was a aspiring Young actor and was given the opportunity to appear in televisa. Televisa is the largest televisión network in Hispanic America. 

Fernando began his acting career at age 17. ‘The first success came to me at the International Theater Festival of Caracas with the work of’ hurry-Caracas ‘, where I was given the award’. Without a doubt, this was the beginning of a brilliant career. A year later, Fernando was invited to play in a telenovela ‘Lady Rose’. ‘A year of shooting, and it was my first acting challenge. I think I had won, it was a success. “

Born in Mexico DF, resides in Los Angeles, CA.  Former martial arts fighter, 20 years of experience as a sportscaster. 

He has narrated several world championships and elimination fights both in the United States, Mexico and Europe, he is the world reference in Spanish, and he has narrated the most important PPV fights in the last 2 decades.