Grupo Control is celebrating a major milestone in 2025—the 25th anniversary of their debut album, Cumbias Sin Control. To mark the occasion, “Los Reyes de la Cumbia” are working on a special album featuring both new music and fresh versions of their classic hits.
“We’re cooking up something very special for you!” the band shared on social media. “We’re working on an album to mark the 25th anniversary of the release of our debut album, Cumbias Sin Control. This project will include both new music and some of our classic songs.”
Grupo Control also plans to take fans on a nostalgic journey by sharing rare photos and videos from their career. “Each month this year, we will be posting unreleased photos and videos that capture the essence of our experiences throughout the years,” they said. “Get ready for a lot of surprises!”
The Rio Grande Valley-based band, founded by brothers Sergio and José Degollado, first made waves in December 1999 with the release of Cumbias Sin Control. Since then, they have released many successful albums and delivered regional Mexican hits like “Cumbia Con La Luna”, “El Tao Tao”, and “Se Tambalea”.
“This journey wouldn’t have been possible without your unconditional support,” Grupo Control expressed to their fans. “Thank you for being with us every step of the way!”
With a mix of new music and nostalgic throwbacks, Grupo Control’s 25th-anniversary project promises to be a treat for fans old and new. Stay tuned for more updates as “Los Reyes de la Cumbia” gear up for a big year in 2025!
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