Vicente Fernández – Por Tu Maldito Amor

Album Info

Artist: Vicente Fernández

Title: Por Tu Maldito Amor

Year: 1989

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Tracklist

  • 1. Por Tu Maldito Amor (3:56)
  • 2. Puro Cachanilla (3:19)
  • 3. Demente (3:09)
  • 4. Te Quiero Ver (2:44)
  • 5. Alma Angelina (3:05)
  • 6. Después del Rosario (2:18)
  • 7. Aunque Mal Paguen Ellas (3:24)
  • 8. No Tiene Nombre (2:21)
  • 9. Te Lo Juro por Dios (3:15)
  • 10. No Tengas Miedo María (3:05)
  • 11. La Caminera (2:52)
  • 12. No Te Culpes (2:49)

Review

"Por Tu Maldito Amor" marks the fifteenth studio album from the legendary Mexican Mariachi singer Vicente Fernández, released in 1989. Dominating the US Billboard Regional Mexican Albums chart for 21 consecutive weeks, this album is a showcase of Fernández's striking vocal prowess and the rich, emotional tapestry of Mexican mariachi music. The diverse collection of tracks, embracing genres such as bolero, mariachi, and ranchera, not only underscores the cultural depth of the music but also highlights Fernández’s ability to convey deep emotional narratives.

The album features a range of songs, with the titular track "Por Tu Maldito Amor" standing out due to its profound emotional delivery and poignant themes of love and loss. Similarly, "Puro Cachanilla" energizes with its vibrant rhythms and engaging melody, capturing the essence of traditional Mexican festivity. The album's broad appeal is further solidified by its Platinum certification from the RIAA, affirming its significant impact and the broad, enduring appeal of mariachi music. For aficionados of Vicente Fernández and newcomers to Mexican music, "Por Tu Maldito Amor" serves as a compelling exploration of heartfelt ballads meshed with exuberant tunes, making it a significant contribution to Fernández's illustrious career. - Erika