Manuel Peregrino Alvarez , better known as "The Black Pilgrim" , was the older brother who was a major figure in Mexican popular music, Maria Antonieta Del Carmen, better known as "Tona La Negra" was who drove Toña to sing, and that for eight years, he had to sing at festivals.
Veracruz by birth; Latin for his musical art, it became part of the "Son of Marabou" , band that accompanied the "Flaco de Oro" Agustin Lara in many of his nights of success.
He managed to integrate a quartet that was called "The Black Pilgrim and his trio " , right besides him who formed excellent musicians surnamed Pochencho, Barrio and Dehesa ; sometimes with Rodriguez and Dehesa neighborhood , as well as sometimes sang with the trio Veracruz.
He managed to give the trademark at the sound of his group as it was accompanied with a "triplet" guitar has six strings but also in groups two, allowing play three notes at one time, so they go A 1a. And a 3rd. At the top of the guitar; A 2a and 5a, in the middle part and 1a. And a 4th. In the bottom of the guitar fretboard. Also its pitch is: up Re, medium G and in acute.
That characteristic sound just remember having heard the Black Pilgrim and the Caribbean Trio, both Veracruz, or some Cuban groups.

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