About this album
Sound:
"A lush tapestry of romantic melodies intertwined with heartfelt Latin rhythms, echoing the essence of 1970s Latin ballads."
Where they were
Released in 1970, 'Y volveré' marked Los Ángeles Negros' debut album, establishing them as significant figures in the Latin ballad genre. At this point, they were transitioning from local popularity in Chile to gaining international recognition.
Why it matters
This album is notable for its commercial success and critical acclaim, particularly in Latin America, where it helped solidify the band's identity in the burgeoning Latin music scene. 'Y volveré' has been influential in shaping the sound of subsequent Latin pop artists, showcasing a blend of traditional bolero and contemporary influences.
Essential tracks
- "Y volveré" — 'Y volveré' serves as the title track and epitomizes the emotional intensity and lush instrumentation that defines the album.
- "Murió la flor" — This track exemplifies the band's ability to convey deep feelings through poignant lyrics and melodic structure, resonating with listeners.
- "Ay amor" — 'Ay amor' stands out for its infectious rhythm and memorable melody, demonstrating the band's knack for crafting timeless love songs.
Release Date
January 1, 1970
Artist Origin
Chile
Tracklist
- 1 Y volveré 4:01
- 2 Por siempre 2:46
- 3 Mejor es morir, morir 3:08
- 4 Y buen viaje 2:18
- 5 De otro brazo 2:47
- 6 Murió la flor 3:17
- 7 Cómo quisiera decirte 2:43
- 8 Mi niña 3:05
- 9 Ay amor 2:53
- 10 El rey y yo 2:10
- 11 Yo sé que estás 2:55
- 12 Tanto adiós 2:51
