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Greatest Hits Duranguenses 2000-2005,Various Artists

- Greatest Hits Duranguenses 2000-2005
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Various Artists
Released 2006

Cuando Tu Cariño
02:50
952 plays

Imposible Olvidarte
02:37
7,556 plays

El Sube y Baja
02:57
6,778 plays

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songs

- 1
- El Sube y Baja
- 02:57
- 6,778 plays

- 2
- Jambalaya
- 02:37
- 14,748 plays

- 3
- Dos Locos
- 03:25
- 27,063 plays

- 4
- Cómo Pude Enamorarme de Ti
- 02:12
- 13,335 plays

- 5
- Lágrimas y Lluvia
- 03:53
- 638 plays

- 7
- Lágrimas de Cristal
- 02:50
- 11,598 plays

- 8
- Imposible Olvidarte
- 02:37
- 7,556 plays

- 9
- Obsesión
- 03:36
- 12,222 plays

- 11
- El Errante
- 02:29
- 300 plays

- 12
- Cuando Tu Cariño
- 02:50
- 952 plays

- 13
- Hoy Empieza Mi Tristeza
- 03:27
- 10,193 plays

- 14
- Volveré
- 03:26
- 30,183 plays

- 15
- Antes Muerta Que Sencilla [Duranguense]
- 02:50
- 1,396 plays

- 16
- No Aprendía Olvidar
- 02:18
- 2,476 plays

- 17
- Leña Verde
- 03:09
- 1,794 plays

- 18
- Lástima Es Mi Mujer
- 03:01
- 469 plays

- 19
- Mi Credo
- 03:04
- 2,464 plays

- 20
- Eres Divina [Duranguense]
- 03:13
- 19,332 plays

album review

Celebrating the music of northern Mexico, Greatest Hits Duranguenses 2000-2005 is a collection of 20 songs that shows the direction the genre has taken. The traditional instruments -- accordion, trumpets, and tubas -- are all there, though some of the tracks also include drum kits and keyboards, like "Leña Verde," "Lástima Es Mi Mujer," and the cover of Aventura's hit "Obsesión," which sounds more ridiculous than anything else with its combination of synth strings and accordion, though perhaps it really gets the crowd moving at a ranchera club night. It is in fact the ranchera heading under which most of the songs on Greatest Hits Duranguenses 2000-2005 fall, although "Jambalaya" by K-Paz de la Sierra is charanga and "Antes Muerta Que Spencilla" by los Horóscopes de Durango and "Eres Divina" by Patrulla 81 are both considered duranguenses. The album will probably not win over any new converts, but for those who already appreciate charanga, duranguense, and ranchera for what they are, it could be a nice modern addition to the collection. ~ Marisa Brown, All Music Guide