CD9

Mexican boy band CD9 was formed in 2011 by friends Jos Canela and Alonso Villalpando. They soon completed the lineup with Freddy Leyva, Alan Navarro, and William Valdés. The group released the dance-pop single "The Party" independently in the summer of 2013. It created a buzz on social networking sites and drew the attention of Sony Music. After signing with the label and replacing Valdés with Bryan Mouque, the quintet released their debut album, CD9, in the fall of 2014. It went all the way to number one in Mexico and also charted in Spain. After issuing Love & Live Edition...