Grupera y Ranchera music

Grupera y Ranchera music
 

This is a post dedicated for to music Rachera y Grupera solely.

Please you let your video from Youtube.

Only Grupera and Ranchera.



Tigres del Norte el Camaro

La Granja.




Have fun.

I think the singer has a very good DICTION, which is something any English speaker who wants to practice Spanish, may benefit from listening to these songs. (I only listened to the songs while I was doing something else on another screen... but the clarity of the lyrics is something remarkable...) (Even if there is a couple of slang Mexican usages... the Spanish used is pretty standard and simple.) Than you. :)

You're welcome.
But I'm waiting your contribution.

I need to compare more ranchera's songs, I would like you if you could to place here in this post some songs known for you.

Sincerely yours.

Ah, I never heard of "gruperas" before. But now I found some. The lyrics of this one seem interesting, and easy to follow.

http://www.brownplanet.com/los-acost...-novela-video/

Thanks - I enjoyed that.

You're welcome!

Pablo.

Then I believe you could place Romatic's music.

Is there many Romantic themes on Rancheras and Gruperas?
(I believe, Crotalito, you are the expert here!) :)

@Pablo: Classic rancheras have rich lyrics on romance (both happy and sad love). :)

José Alfredo Jiménez -- Ella



Pedro Infante -- No Volveré (by Manuel Esperón and Ernesto Cortázar)



Javier Solís -- Amanecí en tus Brazos (by José Alfredo Jiménez)



Jorge Negrete -- Despierta (by Gabriel Ruíz)

Gracias Malila, bonitas voces y bonitas letras... :)

Not I'm not the indicate for the thread, only I suggested to the place more videos about the tradition of México, already here in my country there're diversity of genders that the people acclaim all the days.


I'd to listen music from Turkey country and Indian country, if you can contribute with music from Arabian or other kind to music, then I will thankfulness with the advices.:)

Independence day in Mexico is on September 16th, so I'll share a couple of rancheras to celebrate. :balloons:


@Pablo: Maybe some of this will sound familiar: ;)







http://forums.tomisimo.org/picture.p...&pictureid=596

@Angélica, thank you (I am not able right now to listen to these...) (Hopefully tomorrow... But, anyhow, Happy Independence Day!!!

Fenomenal. Vaya voz que tiene el Sr. Don Jorge Negrete...