Efigenio el Sombrerudo - Pedro Infante, Miron, Severo
La Feria de Las Flores - Pedro Infante, Monge, Chucho
El Volador - Pedro Infante, Del Castillo, Ruben
El Ahijado de la Muerte - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Ernesto
La Tertulia - Pedro Infante, Flores, Chava
Coplas de Dos Tipos de Cuidado - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Esperon
Con el Tiempo y un Ganchito - Pedro Infante, Nunez, Genaro
Que Te Cuesta - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Ernesto
Adios Mis Chorreadas - Pedro Infante, Urdimalas, Parra
Track Listings (15) - Disc #2
No Volver? - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Esperon
Alla en el Rancho Grande - Pedro Infante, DelMoral, Juan Diaz
Paloma Querida - Pedro Infante, Jimenez, Jose [1] A
Chaparrita Cuerpo de Uva - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Ernesto
La Barca de Guaymas - Pedro Infante, Portillo, Jos? L?pe
El D?a Que Me Quieras - Pedro Infante, Esperon, Manuel
Te Quiero Asi - Pedro Infante, Prado, Miguel
Aunque los A?os Pasen - Pedro Infante, Alarcon, Eduardo
Palabritas de Amor - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Esperon
Fiesta Mexicana - Pedro Infante, Esperon, Manuel
Amorcito de Mi Vida - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Esperon
Al Diablo con Las Mujeres - Pedro Infante, Cortazar, Ernesto
De Pies a Cabeza - Pedro Infante, Ramirez, Raffael
La Coqueta - Pedro Infante, Public Domain [1]
Las Tres Cosas - Pedro Infante, Larrea, Carmelo
Among Mexico's greatest ranchera heroes through the years, none have radiated brighter than Jorge Negrete and Pedro Infante. While there has been much debate about the relative differences between the two--Negrete had the ... more »operatic training--when it mattered, both men connected solidly. For Infante, the moments of critical impact come on the late lament "La Que Se Fue," the flight as metaphor for departing love on "Cucurrucucu Paloma," and the supremely sad "Cien Años." The latter electrifies for its timeless love-was-good-and-true-while-it-lasted message while it ties in nicely with Infante's ever-humble demeanor. For Negrete, he eternalized "Me He de Comer Esa Tuna," "Cuando Quiere un Mexicano," "Asi Se Quiere en Jalisco," and especially "Yo Soy Mexicano," all about pride in culture and roots. Tall and handsome, he fit the charro cantor bill perfectly, evoking pride as one of Mexico's first true cinematic heroes. Two heroes, 30 songs: real value. --Ramiro Burr« less
Among Mexico's greatest ranchera heroes through the years, none have radiated brighter than Jorge Negrete and Pedro Infante. While there has been much debate about the relative differences between the two--Negrete had the operatic training--when it mattered, both men connected solidly. For Infante, the moments of critical impact come on the late lament "La Que Se Fue," the flight as metaphor for departing love on "Cucurrucucu Paloma," and the supremely sad "Cien Años." The latter electrifies for its timeless love-was-good-and-true-while-it-lasted message while it ties in nicely with Infante's ever-humble demeanor. For Negrete, he eternalized "Me He de Comer Esa Tuna," "Cuando Quiere un Mexicano," "Asi Se Quiere en Jalisco," and especially "Yo Soy Mexicano," all about pride in culture and roots. Tall and handsome, he fit the charro cantor bill perfectly, evoking pride as one of Mexico's first true cinematic heroes. Two heroes, 30 songs: real value. --Ramiro Burr
CD Reviews
Excellent.
06/24/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This CD captivates the best of Pedro Infante. My father, a huge Pedro Infante fan, absolutely loved this Father's Day present."
Album de Oro De Pedro Infante Vol. II
Javier Ledesma | CALIFAS, EAST LOS! | 07/26/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Esta coleccion de Pedro Infante captiva su talento, es un disco compacto que se deve de comprar! (This collecton of Pedro Infante songs captivates his talents, its a CD you must have!)"
For Pedro Infante ORFEON is not recommended
Enrique Torres | 01/02/2001
(1 out of 5 stars)
"Although ORFEON carries quality artists at an extremely quality price it does not mean it has its downfalls. I don't think Pedro Infante EVER recorded for ORfeon. Hence the quality of ORFEON is BAD for an artist like Pedro Infante. So what label is recommended? PEERLESS. For Pedro Infante always go to PEERLESS. I buy ORFEON only for artist like Bribiesca or los tecolines. NOT Infante. The sound is BAD. I think ORFFEON owns the copyright for the music of his movies. And not even all his movies. one star for carrying the name Pedro infante."
"La musica es cultura"
Enrique Torres | San Diegotitlan, Califas | 08/09/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Before you listen to this disc take one thing into consideration, this is music from a different era and hence should reflect the times including the technology. Sure it would be nice to hace these tapes sweetened but then they wouldn't be authentic. The primitive sound of the disc on certain tracks is attributable to the fact that these are recordings from the movies Infante starred in, not exactly a perfect sound studio. If one listens carefully one can even hear the ambient sounds on the stage like a train in the background, other stage members walking and talking, animal hooves or the dancing feet of others on the set. This is pure Pedro Infante doing what he did best, acting and singing. Now for the particulars, the music is an amazing collection of historical recordings from the golden era of Mexican film. Who can resist Infante's treatment of "Mil Amores," the "galan" of his era bragging of his desire for all women comparing them to flowers and him the gardener. Or how about "Grito Prisonera," where he opens by declaring that he has a desire to shout "te quiero" because he can't keep his love quiet anymore. I could go on about individual songs but there are just too many, 30 classic songs for you pleasure. Infante was a matinee idol who melted hearts and gave lovers the fuel to keep their flames glowing. Just as comfortable with boleros or romantic songs Infante could out Mariachi the best of them when he whipped into a ranchera complete with whistles and gritos. The double disc is full of magic, classic tunes penned by Jose Alfredo,Esperon y Cortazar, Chucho Monge and Agustin Lara. This is a collection of classic songs, a literal poporrui of Mexican folklore and culture on one double disc. These are the songs of our forefathers, preserved in their original form with integrity for posterity. If you close you eyes you can see the image of Infante flickering in black and white amidst the corny sets singing his songs of love with mariachi horns blarring in the distance. An excellent choice for a gift for that member of your family who cherishes nostalgia. Even though the sound hasn't been sweetened I would still recommend this disc for what it is, a pure and simple sound bite from old Mexico. BTW, the songs listed here are incorrect and not the songs on this disc, the ones listed are from another disc entitled "Jorge Negrete Y Pedro Infante"."
Terrible sound
Javier Ledesma | 01/19/2002
(2 out of 5 stars)
"Someone as talented as Pedro Infante deserves more attention to the digital remix of his songs. The sound is scratchy and tinny."
Track Listings (15) - Disc #1