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Herencia Musical: 20 Corridos Inolvidables,Los Tigres del Norte

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Los Tigres del Norte
Released 2003

El Gringo y el Mexicano
03:06
6,948 plays

El Avión de la Muerte
04:04
6,302 plays

El Rengo del Gallo Giro
03:05
4,734 plays

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songs

- 1
- Morir Matando
- 03:17
- 1,750 plays

- 2
- El Zorro de Ojinaga
- 03:38
- 1,760 plays

- 3
- La Paloma
- 03:04
- 1,420 plays

- 4
- El Gringo y el Mexicano
- 03:06
- 6,948 plays

- 5
- La Fuga del Rojo
- 03:15
- 2,869 plays

- 6
- Tiempos de Mayo
- 03:31
- 2,111 plays

- 7
- El Tahúr
- 03:37
- 3,346 plays

- 8
- El Corrido del Doctor Fonseca
- 03:34
- 1,502 plays

- 9
- El Rengo del Gallo Giro
- 03:05
- 4,734 plays

- 10
- El Hijo de Tijuana
- 03:39
- 1,394 plays

- 11
- El Tamal
- 03:07
- 2,756 plays

- 12
- Los Tres de Zacatecas
- 02:23
- 2,156 plays

- 13
- El Avión de la Muerte
- 04:04
- 6,302 plays

- 14
- Pacas de a Kilo
- 03:35
- 10,606 plays

- 15
- En Nombre de Tu Padre
- 02:52
- 1,729 plays

- 16
- La Resortera
- 03:21
- 1,550 plays

- 17
- Jefe de Jefes
- 03:33
- 17,152 plays

- 18
- El Tarasco
- 03:40
- 1,281 plays

- 19
- También las Mujeres Pueden
- 03:36
- 1,298 plays

- 20
- Gabino Barrera
- 03:15
- 1,455 plays

album review

If any norteño group should be compared to Bob Dylan, Rubén Blades, U2, or the Clash, it's probably Los Tigres del Norte. Over the years, these norteño/Tex-Mex rebels have maintained their outlaw image and refused to soften their lyrical blows; Los Tigres' rough-and-tumble tales of Mexican-American life along the U.S./Mexico border can usually be counted on to have plenty of bite (as well as a healthy dose of humor). And when they sing about "la migra" -- that is, U.S. immigration officials -- they aren't exactly supportive. No one will ever accuse Los Tigres del Norte of being card-carrying members of the "La Migra Fan Club" -- not in this life, anyway. Full of gutsy, memorable lyrics, this collection is a fine representation of what they do. Songs like "El Tamal" and "El Corrido del Doctor Fonseca" are great examples of their colorful, vibrant approach to storytelling; like Rubén Blades singing "Pedro Navaja" for salsa/Afro-Cuban audiences, Los Tigres are great at bringing their characters and stories to life. Those who have at least some knowledge of Spanish will get a lot out of Los Tigres' lyrics; however, one doesn't have to speak any Spanish to appreciate the sound of the band. Regardless of one's knowledge of Spanish, these guys have a sound that is totally addictive; the accordion-powered fusion of polka and ranchera that makes norteño what it is works amazingly well for Los Tigres on this excellent collection. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide