THE PLATEROS

SINCE ITS INCEPTION THE PLATEROS HAS WORKED HARD AT BREAKING THE MOLD OF NATIVE AMERICAN BLUES MUSIC. COOKING
UP A UNIQUE HYBRID OF BLUES, ROCK, ONLY COMPARABLE TO ARTISTS LIKE SRV, LOS LONELY BOYS, AND INDIGENOUS. THE
PLATEROS IS IN GOOD COMPANY, THIS IS MUSIC FOR THE MOST DISCERNING MUSIC LOVER AS WELL AS A SOUNDTRACK TO THE
LIVES OF THE YOUNG AT HEART.
THE PLATEROS HAS EARNED A REPUTATION AS BEING ONE OF THE MOST DYNAMIC AND EXCITING GROUPS ON THE MAP.
ALWAYS WILLING TO GO THE EXTRA MILE THEY CONTINUE TO CAPTURES THE HEARTS OF YOUNG AND OLD AT EVERY DESTINATION.
THEY WELCOME ALL AGES, GENDERS, RACES, WHATEVER, WE WANT TO PLAY FOR EVERYONE ON THE PLANET, THE BANDS BASIC GOAL.
THE STAGE IS WHERE WE COME ALIVE, IF YOU LOVE MUSIC; WE WANT THE CHANCE TO MAKE YOU COME ALIVE THRU THE GIFT
THAT HAS BEEN GIVEN TO US. SONICALLY.
HERE IS JUST A LITTLE MORE ABOUT US:
The group consist of Levi on Guitar / Vocals, with his father, Murphy on Bass guitar / Vocals, and
his older cousin Doug on Drums.
Its a family band from the Eastern Agency of the Navajo Nation, for generations since the late 50s,
Platero's have been know for singing and as musicians within Tohajiilee Indian Reservation near Albuquerque
NM . In 2003 the youngest Platero made his way to the main stage of performing members of the family, Levi
is one of those few kids that just connects with music if it be drums, keyboards or the GUITAR, Raised in
a musical family, it was no doubt that this would be the road he would take, as it is the same for Douglas
who also grew up in a musical family in Kayenta AZ.
In the Winter of 2004, Levi and his cousin Douglas, together, started playing and practicing almost every
day after work and school. In November, Murphy sat in with them at the small home studio/ practice room
just to see what they knew, later he found out that the boys had been given a gift. From that moment on
Levi would press his dad to continue to practice with them. In December of 2004, they played their first
engagement. "amazing" was a word that was used after The Plateros completed thier set.
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