¡México por siempre!

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¡México por siempre!
Studio album by Luis Miguel

Publication
(s)

2017

Label (s) Warner Music Group

Format (s)

CD, download

Genre (s)

Ranchera

running time

43:38

production

Luis Miguel

chronology
Luis Miguel
(2010) 		¡México por siempre! -

¡México por siempre! is the 23rd album by Luis Miguel . It won a Grammy Award for Best Regional Mexican Music Album .

History of origin

After seven years of quiet around the singer, also due to legal problems with a former producer and canceled concerts, Luis Miguel realized with ¡México por Siempre! his second mariachi album. Luis Miguel is responsible for the production himself.

reception

Thom Jurek notes in his reception for Allmusic that each of the 14 songs represents classic mariachi numbers that are perfect for Miguel's golden and passionate voice.

Track list

No. title text length
1. La fiesta del mariachi José Martínez Barajas 2:44
2. No me amenaces José Alfredo Jiménez 2:39
3. Llamarada Jorge Villamil 3:35
4th El balajú Pedro Galindo Galarza, Ernesto Cortázar 2:49
5. Soy lo prohibido Roberto Cantoral, Francisco Dino Ramos 3:05
6th El siete mares José Alfredo Jiménez 2:39
7th ¿Por qué te conocí? Juan Bruno Tarraza 3:23
8th. Deja que salga la luna José Alfredo Jiménez 3:23
9. Serenata Huasteca José Alfredo Jiménez 3:55
10. Que te vaya bonito José Alfredo Jiménez 2:42
11. No discutamos Juan Gabriel 3:22
12. Sin sangre en las venas José Alfredo Jiménez, Rubén Fuentes 2:40
13. Qué bonita es mi tierra Rubén Fuentes, Mario Montes 2:53
14th Los días felices (Les Jours Heureux) Charles Aznavour 3:49
Overall length: 48:38

Chart placements

Charts (2017) placement
Annual charts (2017)
Mexico (AMPROFON) Mexico (AMPROFON) 1
Spain (Promusicae) Spain (Promusicae) 6th
United States (Billboard) United States (Billboard) 184

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  1. ↑ ¡México Por Siempre!
  2. ↑ ¡México por siempre! allmusic.com
  3. ↑ Los Mas Vendidos 2017. Asociación Mexicana de Productores de Fonogramas y Videogramas , archived from the original on January 18, 2017 ; Retrieved March 6, 2018 (Spanish).
  4. ↑ PROMUSICAE - Álbumes semana 48 2017. (PDF; 351 kB) Productores de Música de España , November 30, 2017, p. 1 , accessed on March 6, 2018 (Spanish).
  5. ↑ Luis Miguel Chart History (Billboard 200). Billboard, December 16, 2017, accessed March 6, 2018 .

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