The Mavericks and Raul Malo

The Mavericks, formed in Florida in the late '80s by Raul Malo and Robert Reynolds, blend country with rock, pop, and Latin styles. Their 1994 album "What a Crying Shame" showcased Malo's emotive vocals and earned critical acclaim. Known for hits like "Dance the Night Away," they achieved success in the U.S. and U.K. Collaborating with artists like Bernie Taupin, the band continues to innovate, with albums such as "In Time" and "En Español," while their lineup features pianist Jerry Dale McFadden and guitarist Eddie Perez.

Miami-born Raul Malo blends country, Latin, jazz, and roots rock. Frontman of The Mavericks, Grammy winner, known for hits like "What a Crying Shame." Collaborated with Shelby Lynne, Los Super Seven.