Mexican pop/hip-hop group Caló (a Spanish synonym for Gypsy) formed in 1990, though the group's five members had collaborated for years before their official formation. Sisters Maya and María performed together starting at eight years of age, and after moving to Cancún, met Claudio, working as a club DJ. Their debut disc, Lengua de Hoy, featured four hits, including dance favorites "El Capitán" and "No Puedo Mas." Subsequent albums were less successful, until Sin Miedo announced the group's return, ushered in by the hit ballad "Formas de Amor." Claudio later left for a fruitful solo career, and the members went their separate ways not long after. A reunion, however, followed in 2007. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez