El Mas Grande Homenaje A Los Tigres Del Norte

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Personnel: Julieta Venegas (vocals, guitar, accordion); Jose Manuel Aguilera (vocals, guitar, loops); Louie Perez, Cesar Rosas (vocals, guitar); Julian Lede (guitar, programming); Francisco Lelo De La Rea, Potrero, Francisco Lelo DeLaRea (guitar); Jay de la Cueva (bajo sexto, programming); Conrad Lozano, Ezequiel Jaime, Hernan Hernandez, Federico Fong, Eduardo Hernandez, Quique Rangel (bajo sexto); Jorge Hernandez (accordion); Sergio Rotman (saxophone); Gonzalez Duran, Hugo Lobo, Jose Miguel (trumpet); Martin Gesvaldi (trombone); Emmanuel del Real (piano, Oberheim synthesizer, maracas); Emilio Acevedo (keyboards, programming); Steve Berlin (keyboards); Ezequiel Jaime (bass instrument); Hernan Hecht (drum); Mariano Rosatti, Nicolas Santella (background vocals); Fidel Nadal (vocals, guitar); German Alvarez (keyboards). Audio Mixers: Eduardo DelAguila; Luis Roman; James McLean; Joe Chiccarelli; Michael Brook; Emmanuel del Real. Recording information: Digital Audio, Mexico D.F (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); El Ensayo Naucalpan, Edo. De Mexico (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); El Estudio Favorito De Earlt, Thousand Oaks, CA (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); El Limbo Estudio (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); En Ensayo Cd. Satelite, Mexico (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); Estudio 19, Mexico (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); La Bodeguita De Memo Gil (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); Mi Casita De Gustavo Santaolaya (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); Music Annex, San Jose, CA (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); Sonido De Midiahuapan (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); Soundstation, Monterrey, N.L. Mexico (09/01/2000-10/??/2000); Submarino Del Aire (09/01/2000-10/??/2000). Unknown Contributor Roles: Vega Gil, Armando Cucurrucucu; Cano Hernandez; Yareli; Francisco Barrios "El Mastuerzo"; Sergio Arau; Botellita DeJerez; Mike Cordero; "Campa" Valdez; Cesar "Vulgar" Hernandez; Ezequiel Alvarado; Tony Hernandez. Arrangers: Carlos Sotelo; Luis Antonio Alvarez "El Haragan" Martinez; Julieta Venegas; Emmanuel del Real; Quique Rangel; Cafe Tacuba. If you asked an A&R person to suggest some artists for a compilation paying tribute to los Tigres del Norte, certain names would come to mind immediately -- names like los Huracanes del Norte, los Rieleros del Norte, los Tucanes de Tijuana, Grupo Exterminador, and Oro Norteno. And if the A&R person wanted to add some banda to that norteno-oriented lineup, Banda el Recodo, Ezequiel Pena, Rogelio Martinez, Banda el Limon, and Lupillo Rivera would also be quite appropriate. But try to envision a Tigres del Norte tribute that isn't full of norteno, banda, or duranguense stars -- a Tigres tribute that favors rock en espanol instead. Well, El Mas Grande Homenaje a los Tigres del Norte ("The Biggest Tribute to los Tigres del Norte") is exactly that -- and most of the time, these rock en espanol makeovers of Tigres gems are as memorable as they are intriguing. Rock en espanol, of course, is a term that refers to lyrics rather than melodies, beats, or harmonies; Spanish-language rock comes in many forms, and on this compilation, Tigres songs that started out as norteno are reinvented as everything from alternative metal (Molotov on "Ya Te Vele") to adult alternative (Julieta Venegas on "La Juala de Oro" and Ely Guerra on "La Tumba Falsa") to ska-punk (Maldita Vecindad on "El Circo"). The most traditional-sounding thing on the album, from a regional Mexican standpoint, is los Lobos' heartfelt, ranchera-ish version of "El Mojado Acaudalado"; all of the other tracks take major liberties with los Tigres' songs. But while the beats are generally quite different, los Tigres' powerful messages still come through. A few of the more electronica-oriented, rave-ish tracks sound forced and unnatural, but more often than not, this CD is a major artistic success and demonstrates that los Tigres' songbook can easily be relevant to rock en espanol. ~ Alex Henderson
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)