La Arrolladora Banda El Limón De Rene Camacho – Más Adelante

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Artist: La Arrolladora Banda El Limón De Rene Camacho

Title: Más Adelante

Year: 2009

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Tracklist

  • 1. La Calabaza (3:22)
  • 2. Colgada A Mi Cuello (3:16)
  • 3. Ya Es Muy Tarde (3:01)
  • 4. Más Adelante (3:32)
  • 5. Carita De Perdón (3:04)
  • 6. Mañana En Tu Olvido (4:24)
  • 7. El Árbol De La Horca (3:17)
  • 8. Mi Error (3:31)
  • 9. Te Estaré Esperando (4:04)
  • 10. Tu Risa (3:39)
  • 11. La Balanza (2:52)
  • 12. Si Yo Te Contara (3:45)
  • 13. Como Pez En El Agua (3:02)
  • 14. Sabor Al Caldo (2:58)
  • 15. Como Perro Atropellado (3:22)

Review

Dive into the melodious embrace of "Más Adelante" by the illustrious La Arrolladora Banda El Limón De Rene Camacho, a shimmering jewel unveiled on March 24, 2009. As this beloved banda's 14th studio offering, the album reached a luminous milestone by ascending to the number one spot on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart. Much like the multifaceted Labradorite, it marks a dance through the band's core while stepping bravely into the terrains of romantic and ranchera genres.

Renowned for their soul-stirring corridos, "Más Adelante" showcases an evolution deeply akin to the transformation of Rusty Quartz, expanding purpose yet embracing tradition. Jorge Medina’s vocals effortlessly weave through the album's landscape as they infuse their music with new colors. This newfound vibrancy shines through tracks like "Ya Es Muy Tarde," "Carita de Perdón," and the titular "Más Adelante," guiding us through stirring emotional currents.

The production possesses the clarity and vigor of an expertly cut Diamond, with each song radiating romantic slow-burn intertwined with traditional beats. It is no wonder that this mesmerizing collection garnered a Platino+Oro certification in Mexico with over 90,000 copies, solidifying its energy and enriching the lexicon of Mexican regional music. - Marina

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