El Fantasma – “Encantadora” (#33 Hot Latin)
#HORACIO PALENCIA COMPOSITOR MOVIE#
The movie looks cool this song, also recorded by sierreño quartet Alta Consigna, is NO VALE LA PENA.Ģ. This lovey-dovey Horacio Palencia ballad is very boring, so the Blog’s SEO Optimization Team has asked that I make the most of things by reporting that La Adictiva’s singers are Isaac Salas and Guillermo Garza, the latter of whom shares a first name with Guillermo del Toro, producer of the forthcoming film Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. La Adictiva Banda – “El Amor de Mi Vida” (#40 Hot Latin) NO VALE LA PENAĪnd now, BILLBOARD’S TOP 5 REGIONAL MEXICAN SONGS:ġ. Inspired, no doubt, by the heavy metaphysical symbology of the Thor movies, the banda video depicts a rainbow butterfly morphing into an onstage Jenni hologram. Thanks to some skilled studio reconstruction, you can hear the song in banda, mariachi, and pop versions. But Banda Carnaval undersells throughout, except when they strategically don’t, earning them a big old VALE LA PENA.Ĭontinue reading “Julión Álvarez sidesteps his sanction, and other surprises (Desfile de Éxitos 7/12/19)” →įirst up, from the YASSS SLAIN QUEEN file: July 2 would have been the late Jenni Rivera‘s 50th birthday, so her estate celebrated by releasing “Aparentemente Bien,” a ballad she was working on before her 2012 plane crash. Maybe I’m overselling this thing because of the video’s bargain-basement O. You hear it in certain musical gestures, like when the lugubrious on-the-beat melody jostles back and forth with the syncopated horns, and then they come into sync for a trio of “NO”s that seem exhaled rather than sung, yet pack a tremendous rhythmic wallop. The first line of the chorus sums it up: “Forgetting has some degree of difficulty.” That is, this banda ballad is studied and square, it pulls its punches and never cuts loose - but simmering under all that reserve is a geyser of anguish, rattling the ground around it. Banda MS – “Por Mi No Te Detengas” (#38 Hot Latin) NO VALE LA PENAĪ slow-as-agave ode to love’s unbreakable hold on the memory.
La Adictiva Banda – “El Amor de Mi Vida” (#46 Hot Latin) NO VALE LA PENAĤ. Calibre 50 – “Simplemente Gracias” (#22 Hot Latin) NO VALE LA PENAģ. If, as I once theorized, Franco’s songs are “the Spencer’s of the banda pop mall,” Sarmiento’s ballads are the HomeGoods.
The next two - including this one - represent the dispiriting comedown, with the personality-free Samuel Sarmiento atoning for everyone’s sins. The first three of those - the iconic breakthrough “Ando Bien Pedo,” “Mi Ultimo Deseo,” and “Hasta Que Salga El Sol” - were about how the world is ending so we should all get drunk and shout along with Luis Angel Franco. Banda Los Recoditos – “Perfecta” (#37 Hot Latin)īillboard reports that this is Recoditos’ fifth #1 on the Regional Mexican chart. Several unexpected finds inside this week’s Regional Mexican top 10, not least the presence of some good banda ballads.
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