Los Vikings

Los Vikings (also known as Los Vikings de Usulután) are a rock group from Usulután, El Salvador, formed in the 1960s, and are often cited as the exemplary group of the "golden age of Salvadoran rock".[1] Members included Remberto Trejo (lead singer), Gustavo Larreinaga (drums), Juan López Gonzáles (organ), Víctor Moreno (bass) Payín Moreno (lead guitar), and Armando Martínez (rhythm guitar, background vocals). Group hits include, "Tu Crees En Mi", "Y En Cambio Tu", and "Cien Mujeres". After much success during the Latin American Nueva Ola scene, the group became inactive in 1973. Los Vikings reunited in 2002 for at least one show.[2]

This article is about the Salvadoran rock band. For other uses, see Viking (disambiguation).
Los Vikings
Also known asLos Vikings de Usulután
OriginUsulután, El Salvador
GenresRock
Garage rock
Rock en Español
Nueva Ola
Years active1965-1973
2002-Present
LabelsDimsa
MembersRemberto Trejo (lead vocals)
Gustavo Llarreinaga (drums)
Juan López Gonzáles (organ)
Victor Moreno (bass)
Payín Moreno (lead guitar)
Armando Martínez (rhythm guitar, background vocals)

During their career they wrote 50 songs and recorded 3 Long Plays, of these, the first album "Vikings" obtained a resounding success both at home and in Mexico and the United States. Among the songs that made them famous include: "Sentado en la verja del camino", "Y en cambio tú", "Melodía para ti", "Cien mujeres", and many more.

After 40 years, their music still sounds in some radio stations in Mexico, Australia and The United States, and of course in El Salvador.

The group separated to pursue their individual careers in other countries. [3]

Reunion

Vikings reformed after 40 years to participate in the Fiestas Patronales of the city, Usulutan. Their reunion concert was held at a public park in Usulutan on Friday November 23, 2012.

Discography
  • 19?? – La Inmensidad (DIC-1004)
  • 1969 – Los Vikings (DIC/S-1022)
  • 19?? – Viking's (DIC/S-1063)

References
  2. "Untitled Document". Archived from the original on 2012-10-02. Retrieved 2011-06-10.
  3. "Los Vikings". Archived from the original on 2015-07-10. Retrieved 2015-07-09.


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