The teen idol rage has spread to Mexico through the pop balladry of Kabah. Formed in late-1993, the group, which takes its name from huge Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, became a national sensation when they performed on the popular, Mexican soap opera, Aguejetas De Color, in January 1994. The following summer, they placed first in a competition at the Valores Juveniles Acapulco Festival. They repeated their success the next three years. In February 1996, the group became spokespersons for Fanta/Coca Cola on Mexican television. While their self-titled, self-produced, debut album s...