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Los Amos y Señores: Los 20 Corridos Más Perrones,Exterminador

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Exterminador
Released 2004

Sangre de Valiente
03:27
755 plays

El Gallo de Oaxaca
02:53
614 plays

Los Dos Morros
04:04
598 plays

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songs

- 1
- Las Monjitas
- 04:34
- 481 plays

- 2
- El Chile Pelaiz
- 03:45
- 298 plays

- 3
- Dos Mujeres del la Ley
- 04:19
- 209 plays

- 4
- Las Dos Hectáreas
- 03:43
- 251 plays

- 5
- Las Novias del Traficante
- 03:36
- 179 plays

- 6
- El Diablo de Sonora
- 03:47
- 369 plays

- 7
- El Corrido de la Chonta
- 03:09
- 179 plays

- 8
- La Fiesta de los Perrones
- 03:47
- 2,255 plays

- 9
- El Ultimo Viaje
- 03:06
- 1,743 plays

- 10
- Los Cocodrilos
- 04:11
- 376 plays

- 11
- Contrabando en los Huevos
- 04:33
- 3,775 plays

- 12
- El Diablo de la Frontera
- 03:35
- 348 plays

- 13
- La Ley Fuga
- 04:18
- 390 plays

- 14
- A Calzón Quitado
- 03:00
- 228 plays

- 15
- Sangre de Valiente
- 03:27
- 755 plays

- 16
- Narices de a Gramo
- 04:02
- 1,158 plays

- 17
- Los Dos Morros
- 04:04
- 598 plays

- 18
- Los Dos Rivales
- 04:22
- 2,071 plays

- 19
- Las Panteras
- 03:16
- 242 plays

- 20
- El Gallo de Oaxaca
- 02:53
- 614 plays

album review

If you're exploring a group's recordings for the first time, the most logical starting point is usually a best-of collection. That doesn't always hold true, but it usually does -- and in the case of Grupo Exterminador, an excellent introduction would be Los Amos y Señores: Los 20 Corridos Más Perrones. This best-of CD contains 20 corridos that underscore the norteño agitators' ballsy, in-your-face, hard-hitting nature -- corridos that aren't for the faint of heart. Los Amos y Señores is full of what Exterminador fans call narco corridos -- that is, tales of drug trafficking in Mexico and the United States -- and these stories touch on some of the subject matter that Los Tigres del Norte have boldly addressed. But while Los Tigres' influence is quite strong on this 75-minute collection, Grupo Exterminador have a gutsy energy of their own -- and if you speak any Spanish, it is evident that they pull no punches when it comes to describing the perils of la vida pelegrosa (the dangerous life). These narco corridos describe, in vivid detail, how drugs can make their way from Durango or Guadalajara to the streets of L.A. or Chicago -- and how much violence can accompany that illegal activity. Exterminador aren't glamorizing la vida pelegrosa, but they are giving listeners a dose of cold, hard, bitter reality (often in a dark-humored way). Los Amos y Señores demonstrates that great art isn't always pretty; in some cases, it can be downright disturbing. Like Ice-T on "6 in the Mornin'," U2 on "Sunday Bloody Sunday," Merle Haggard on "Mama Tried," or Rubén Blades and Willie Colón on "Pedro Navaja," Exterminador use their narco corridos to shed some light on a troubling reality -- and on Los Amos y Señores, their skills as compelling storytellers are never in question. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide