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Formats and Editions
1. Los Arrieros (The Muleteers) :: The Muleteers
2. San Miguel el Alto
3. Se Me Hizo F cil (It Was Easy for Me) :: It Was Easy For Me
4. Gustito, El (The Little Pleasure) :: The Little Pleasure
5. Gema (The Gem) :: The Gem
6. Autlense, El (The Man From Autl n) :: The Man From Autlan
7. Paloma Negra (Black Dove) :: Black Dove
8. Ojitos Verdes :: Green Eyes
9. Arboles de la Barranca (The Trees of the Ravine) :: The Trees Of
10. Malague¤a, La (The Woman From M laga) :: The Woman From Malaga
11. Virgencita de Talpa (The Virgin of Talpa) :: The Virgin Of Talpa
12. Que Te Vas, Te Vas (You Say You Are Going Away) :: You Say You A
13. Amor Ciego (Blind Love) :: Blind Love
14. Jilguerillo, El (The Goldfinch) :: The Goldfinch
15. Tequila con Lim¢n (Tequila With Lime) :: Tequila With Lime
16. Entre Suspiro y Suspiro (Between Sigh and Sigh) :: Between Sigh
17. Cihualteco, El (The Man From Cihuatl n) :: The Man From Cihuatla
More Info:
A traditionalist and a visionary, Nati Cano has been a driving force in the mariachi traditional music tradition in the US for over 40 years. 3 Having appeared on Linda Ronstadt's milestone album, Canciones de Mi Padre, he now returns with a collection of newly issued material, Cano and Los Camperos perform some of mariachi's most loved songs with the vibrancy and intensity that distinguish them as one of the finest mariachi bands in the world.
