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- Sobre Los Rieles
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Los Rieleros del Norte
Released 2004

Mi Razon
02:22
908 plays

Ya No Vuelvo A Molestarte
02:14
877 plays

Fue Mentira
02:20
750 plays

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songs

- 1
- Estabas Tan Linda
- 02:45
- 3,140 plays

- 2
- Por Que Nos Dijimos Adios
- 02:26
- 4,822 plays

- 3
- Buenas Noches Chaparrita
- 02:28
- 603 plays

- 4
- Mi Razon
- 02:22
- 908 plays

- 5
- A Pierna Suelta
- 02:48
- 728 plays

- 6
- Fue Mentira
- 02:20
- 750 plays

- 7
- Me Quieres Matar De Celos
- 03:03
- 666 plays

- 8
- Arrepentido
- 02:37
- 623 plays

- 9
- Tu Nuevo Cariñito
- 02:57
- 4,123 plays

- 10
- Se Me Pasaron Las Copas
- 03:12
- 521 plays

- 11
- Ya No Vuelvo A Molestarte
- 02:14
- 877 plays

- 12
- Mexicano 100%
- 03:32
- 620 plays

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album review

Like other Mexican norteño bands, los Rieleros del Norte have the sort of audience that aspiring musicians are envious of: an ultra-loyal audience. The loyalty factor is the thing that enables them to continue providing album after album, year after year; los Rieleros have a lot of hardcore fans who keep coming back for more. And Sobre los Rieles does nothing to alienate those fans; this 2004 release is yet another solid, consistent outing from the Texas group. That said, there are no compelling reasons why someone with a more casual interest in los Rieleros absolutely has to acquire Sobre los Rieles; someone who fits that description could easily be satisfied with a handful of best-of collections. But for the diehard Rieleros addicts who already have 20 or 25 of their albums and still cannot get enough of the group, there is a lot to enjoy on this CD -- not only original material like "Mi Razón" and "Buenas Noches Chaparrita," but also, Marco Antonio Solís' "Estabas Tan Linda"." Although Solís is primarily a romantic Latin pop singer along the lines of Julio Iglesias and José José, his songs can be arranged a variety of ways -- and "Estabas Tan Linda" easily lends itself to los Rieleros' norteño perspective. In a 2004 interview, one of los Rieleros' members was quoting as saying, "El norteño es un género que no ha pasado de moda para nada." Translation: norteño is a genre that has not gone out of fashion at all -- which is an accurate statement. Not all Mexicans listen to norteño, but the style continues to enjoy a great deal of support in the regional Mexican market -- and los Rieleros still command an enthusiastic bunch of followers who will appreciate this respectable, if less than essential, addition to the group's catalog. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide