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Almost certain tautology in first section, Early career[edit]
The second paragraph of this section currently (21-2-2016) reads as follows:
"While in the Rojas Silva battalion, he formed a musical group. Its members included Luis Meza Osmer, Rubito Medina on guitar, Benjamin Cabañas on clarinet, and a singer who later would be famous: Luis Alberto del Paraná." (My emphasis.)
From what I can gather from this website (and others), Luis Meza Osmer (aka Luis Osmer Meza) and Luis Alberto del Parana were one and the same man. Sadly now deceased. RaynesParkGuy (talk) 16:18, 21 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]
