CD-Charts Position 81
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La 20 Favoritas de Pedro Infante: 48 Anos de Su Muert

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Pedro Infante

Release Date September 27, 2005
Listen to the samples provided above; let the music speak for itself.
I heard "Cien Anos" on the radio and I was sold; that's really all there is to say.

CD-Charts Position 82
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Mi Tesoro Norteño

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Pablo Montero

Release Date October 30, 2007
it turn out to be one of his best cd ever.his voice is impeccable and sexy.the cd is very romantic and soothing.it is full of passion !!!!!
highly recommend !!!

CD-Charts Position 83
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Que Seas Muy Feliz

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Alejandro Fernandez

Release Date May 02, 1995
I am a Bilingual Mexican American and enjoy almost every song on this CD. My wife who speaks no spanish also enjoys most of the songs on this CD.

CD-Charts Position 84
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A Corazon Abierto

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Alejandro Fernandez

Release Date September 07, 2004
A Corazon Abierto
Well, all I can say is, if you are an Alejandro Fernandez fan, this CD is a complete must. All of the songs are great, especially #4 - "Que Voy a Hacer con mi Amor". I definitely recommend it!

CD-Charts Position 85
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Grandes Exitos a La Manera de Alejandro Fernandez

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Alejandro Fernandez

Release Date May 31, 1994
I enjoy Alejandro Fernandes music very much. His voice in my personal opinion has become world class at this point in his career. Unfortunatley this cd made earlier in his career isn't up to his current standard. Another thing that isnt as good as ide expect is the quality of the recordings. Other than that, the songs are old favourites sung as the album suggests "a la manera de Alejandro Fernandez". I highly recommend this album to anybody that appreciates beautiful melodic music regardless of the language you speak, and for the price you cant beat it.I enjoyed it very much and will continue to enjoy it. You wont be disappointed.

CD-Charts Position 86
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15 Grandes Con El Numero 1

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Vicente Fernandez

Release Date October 25, 1990
The songs in this album are well-know ballads songs, however they are not his typical Mexican Ranchera songs. He does a good interpretation of these songs. You will find these songs sung by pop singers such as Jose Luis Peralez, Raphael, Emmanuel, Jose Jose, Paul Anka, and many others and not necessarily ranchero singers.

While these type of ballads songs are not Vicente Fernandez style (ranchera/macho style), he does an excellent job interpreting these songs. In short if you are looking for a collation of his best songs, these are not. If you are looking to listen to Vicente Fernandez outside his ranchero style, you will be very happy with this album. Recommended.

CD-Charts Position 87
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Lo Mejor de Jose Alfredo Jimenez

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Jose Alfredo Jimenez

Release Date July 13, 1990
Here are many of the classic Mexican songs and sung by the composer too! A wonderful collection by one of the masters. A must have for lovers of latin music.

CD-Charts Position 88
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Busca Una Mujer

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Luis Miguel

Release Date July 20, 1989
This cd it is the first Cd whe Luis Miguel began his greatest hits, songs like Fria Como El Viento.

CD-Charts Position 89
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Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio y Mas!

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Flaco Jiménez

Release Date December 01, 1993
I grew up in California listening to a lot of Mexican music but never to anything like this. When I moved to Texas, I found modern Tex-Mex/Nortena quite distasteful. What was played on the radio had a dreadfully cheesy, commercial top 40 sound to it and so I was completely turned off. Then I saw Flaco play onstage with local legend Tish Hinojosa. I was captivated by his mastery of the accordion and the verve with which he played. He was good and he knew it! So I went out and bought this blockbuster of an album. I already knew the title cut and liked it, having heard the excellent Los Lobos rendition. When I put it on, I found that I am partial to rancheras, polkas, and the waltz. My favorite rancheras here are the title cut, Ni el Dinero ni Nada, and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 90
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Mexicanisimo

CD-Charts > Music > Regional Mexican
by: Lola Beltrán

Release Date January 23, 2007
Finally, with this CD, I hear the inspiration for Linda Ronstadt's series of Mexican albums, as sung by one of the original interpreters of several songs.

I have always loved Mariachi style music, and this CD, with its generous 20 tracks and good remastering, is a bargain.

If you have ever felt moved by the sheer emotion of Mexican vocalists, this is as good a place as any to start. Have a listen to the samples, and buy while it is still in print.

Highly recommended, and thanks to Amazon for giving us the ability to 'try before we buy' with the samples.