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1974, his nephews, Joél “Gordo,” saxophone; Roél “Flaco,” saxophone; José Roberto, bajo sexto and vocals; and he, on accordion, formed the original Los Clasicos. The rest as they say is history.
On Tuesday, June 19, Leonel suffered a heart attack as he was being transported in an ambulance to Edinburg Regional Medical Center when he died enroute. He was 67.
As an acclaimed accordionist, Leonel’s musical legacy will live on through his hundreds of recordings with Roberto Pulido y Los Clasicos.
Our most heartfelt condolence go out to the Pulido and the Olivares families
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written by pedro badillo jr, July 16, 2012
sorry about your lost in the family. I have been a pulido fan since i was 9 years old. I still remember the first concert I went too. It was in the convention center in san antonio texas. This was the first time I had dress weastern and the band that open your concert was Ramon Ayala and it was in the 1980,s . Since then you have been my Idol in Tejano music. And up too day Iconsider you the King of Tejano Music and always be too me. I hope I would meet you again here is my email address
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