The Mavericks leader Raul Malo doesn't consider the band's new album, 'En Español', a political statement -- but, he admits with a laugh, their timing is impeccable.
The Mavericks announced the departure of founding member Robert Reynolds in October, and in a new interview, the band claim he was fired due to an ongoing addiction to opiates.
After years away from the spotlight, the Mavericks are back with a new studio album, titled 'In Time.' The 10-track release on the Valory Music Co. record label will hit stores on Tuesday, Sept. 25, and will feature all new tunes from the timeless sound of Raul Malo and his bandmates.