by John Storm Roberts
review
Los Tigres, Mexico-born but based in San Jose, are the hottest of all accordion conjuntos. Mi Buena Suerte is typical of their gutsy style, with a crisp accordion, a kicking rhythm with more bass and less bajo sexto than most groups, and a hokey sax on some numbers. Two good corridos are here -- one on "Cesar Chavez" -- but unusually, no song about la migra.
album tracks
Track Name/Composer | Time | ||||||
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1. | Ni Parientes Somos | 2:34 | |||||
2. | Cesar Chavez | 3:01 | |||||
3. | El Contagio | 2:46 | |||||
4. | Diamante Negro | 3:10 | |||||
5. | Mi Lamento | 3:45 | |||||
6. |
Corazon de Oro
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3:04 | |||||
7. | Mi Buena Suerte | 3:04 | |||||
8. | Gracias Nada Mas | 3:04 | |||||
9. | Apenas Te Fuiste Ayer | 2:33 | |||||
10. | Tan Solo un Amigo | 2:59 | |||||
11. | El Avion de la Muerte | 3:46 | |||||
12. | Gaviota | 3:17 |
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