Los Híjos del Pueblo

Track Listings

1. Víejos Amígos

2. Mano de Díos

3. Tu Recuerdo y Yo

4. Pa' Todo el Año

5. Cuatro Camínos

6. Híjo del Pueblo

7. Yo - Ella

8. Que Se Fue

9. Tú y las Nubes

10. Coyote

11. Bola Negra

12. En el Ultímo Trago

Los Híjos del Pueblo,José Alfredo Jíménez & La Banda Sínaloense El Recodo,Lideres Ent. Group,Banda,Latin,Latin Continuum,Mexican,Ranchera,Regional Mexican,Songwriter

Tracks:

Corrido de Mazatlan
Rey
Te Vas O Te Quedas
Enorme Distancia
Sota de Copas
Marcando El Paso
Cobarde
Amor Sin Medida
Perro Negro
Borrego
Besos de Tequila
Que Se Me Acabe la Vida

Average customer rating:

As seen on TV

Los Híjos del Pueblo
José Alfredo Jíménez & La Banda Sínaloense El Recodo
Manufacturer: Lideres Ent. Group
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Banda | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Ranchera | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Mexico | International | Styles | Music

Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00006NSGN
Release Date: 2002-10-15

Tracks:

Vos Ams
Mano de D
Tu Recuerdo y Yo
Pa' Todo el A
Cuatro Caminos
H del Pueblo
Yo - Ella
Que Se Fue
Tas Nubes
Coyote
Bola Negra
En el Ult Trago

Customer Reviews:

As seen on TV.......2003-03-21

This is a pretty nice collection of familiar Jose Alfredo Jimenez songs but there are no "uncovered gems" here. What differentiates and makes this disc unique in the extensive El Rey discography is La Banda Sinolense El Recodo. Although not clearly stated, it seems the remastering credit is a license to merge these two musical giants into one sound as though it were recorded as such. In any event the results are at times stunning. The addition of the omp-pah-pah -polkaesque horns makes for some great music as they lend a different texture to the great voice and songs of El Rey. The Banda echoes the musical refrains with lingering and accentuated horns and a constant drum that highly compliment El Rey. The combination is a nice merger of styles although quite different from the traditional mariachi backing used on most of El Rey's recordings. All the tracks are good but some of the best are the meloncholoy "La Mano De Dios, the philosophical "Cuatro Caminos," the gut wrenching "Yo-Ella" and the heartbreaker "Tu Y Las Nubes." To get the full effect this disc is best listened to at full volume so you can really feel the throbing thump-thump, remastered, modern new/old sound. Naturally and clearly though the star is the masterful and soulful singing of Jose Alfredo. Unlike some Jose Alfredo recordings where the sound quality is not so great the remastering by Miami Tape results in some music with depth. Twelve classic great songs preformed in Banda style await the listener. If you are a fan of El Rey or Banda you are going to love this combination.

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