Ragazzi was born because of friendship.  Jaime, Miguel y Pato met at the Vaselina Musical.  In November of 1991 the three of them and other artist friends, gave a Benefit Concert.  Jaime already knew Marlon and also knew that he played the bass, so he called him to join the group.  David integrated last to the group via an audition.   He fit in perfectly because he played the drums, had a good voice, and above all, he had a nice personality.  All this happened at the end of 1991, between 1992 and 1995 they dedicated to prepare their debut album, Ragazzi.  The idea was to form a quintet where various voices would come together, where all the group members played a musical instrument and were able to dance, but most importantly was that they shared the same way of thinking, because for them, music is a friendship, their friendship.  They were like no other musical group, they were all able to sing, dance and play their respective instruments all perfectly.  Their debut album, produced by Memo Gil and released in 1995, included songs like, Amarrado, Baila, Amiga Veneno, and their debut song, Que va a ser de mi?  They were nominated for 1995 best new artist/group with Fey, and Kabah.  They later released their second album, Veneno in December of 1996.  Veneno included three songs written by them, and was also produced by Memo Gil under PolyGram Discos.  After a yearlong tour all over Mexico, Central America and the United States, Ragazzi said good-bye to its name but not to the people nor to the love for music.  After two years away from the musical scene, Ragazzi reappeared in the sceneries as a new renovated group, El Circulo.