The famous corrido norteño group Los Original San Juan came to the United States Latino radio with the song "I Hope I Range Life", the first to promote his new album "May the REACH ME LIFE", which is now on sale.

"I Hope I Range Life" is one of the successes that contains this new album the group led by Jesus (Chuy) Chavez. "Hopefully REACH ME LIFE" contains ten tracks written for the popular Mexican composers Francisco Quintero, Fidencio Ayala and lead singer of The Originals, Chuy Chavez. These songs are ballads that are added to the list of hits that had the group since its formation.

With this new production of The Original San Juan celebrate a new career high, as "May the REACH ME LIFE" is listed as number 25 in the group album, a feat achieved by very few bands. This is a true testament to the musical power and longevity of the group.

For "May the REACH ME LIFE" group used the same musical formula that has led to success and made ​​the album See by El Tequila, a favorite of the group since it was certified by the RIAA 'Gold Album' to two weeks of its release. They are strong and honest themes that reflect the trials and problems faced by millions of immigrants living in the United States.

The Original San Juan dedicate this new production to the memory of his friend and bassist, Jose Humberto "Yeyo" Castro, who died recently. "Yeyo" was one of the original members of the group since its inception in 1987.

"Hopefully REACH ME LIFE" available on the market from March 6.

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