Julio Gochez

Julio Gochez is a founding member of the iconic Honduran band Los Robbins, who emerged in the late 1960s as pioneers of rock and tropical music in Honduras. He played keyboards and concertina in the band and later became the lead singer after the departure of Miguel Mejía. Gochez is also known for his entrepreneurial ventures in tourism in La Ceiba, where he operated the Trencito de la Alegría, although he has faced challenges in recent years due to declining tourism.