Antonio Aguilar - Tristes Recuerdos (Con Mariachi)
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2009
- Antonio Aguilar reigned among the most popular Mexican singers and actors of his generation, recording more than 150 traditional mariachi albums and a staggering 167 feature films during the course of a career spanning more than a half century. Dubbed "El Charro de México," Aguilar invariably appeared on-stage and onscreen in the sequined garb of the rodeo rider, complete with sombrero. His popularity at home was matched by an enormous fan base of Latinos living in the U.S., and in 1997 he broke box-office records by selling out New York City's Madison Square Garden across six consecutive nights. Born Pascual Antonio Aguilar Barraza outside of Villanueva, Mexico, on May 17, 1919, he began riding horses as a toddler, with a habit of singing while in the saddle. As a teen, he entered the U.S. as an illegal immigrant, settling in Los Angeles and working as a waiter while saving money in hopes of funding acting and singing classes.
Upon returning to Mexico in 1945 Aguilar pursued a career in opera, but a friend recommended he instead try his hand at mariachi and "use that powerful voice to sing the songs of the people." By 1950 he was recording, and that same year made his film debut alongside Mexican cinema legends Pedro Infante and Marga Lopez in Un Rincón Cerca del Cielo. With 1956's Tierra de Hombres Aguilar landed his first starring role, and in the years to follow he emerged as the biggest draw in Mexican moviemaking. Inevitably cast as a two-fisted but tender-hearted cowboy balladeer, his pictures are also credited with popularizing la charreada, a style of rodeo deeply rooted in the legendary charro tradition.
When Aguilar was not filming a motion picture, he was recording a new album. Singles including "Caballo Prieto Azabache," "Gabino Barrera," and "Puno de Tierra" made him a superstar, and in time he began writing and producing screenplays constructed around his songs. Aguilar's long marriage to actress/singer Flor Silvestre further endeared him to fans, and together they co-starred in myriad films -- she also recorded more than 100 albums in her own right. Aguilar nevertheless enjoyed his greatest popularity during the 1960s, when his stage appearances came to include elements of rodeo, complete with roping, bull-riding, and clowns -- the headliner himself even embraced the chance to show off his formidable prowess on horseback. In 1969 Aguilar returned to southern California to co-star opposite John Wayne and Rock Hudson in The Undefeated, his first Hollywood production. The Civil War-era drama's final cut nevertheless left him deeply wounded with its stereotyped portrayal of Mexican culture, and he subsequently declined all offers from U.S. producers.
Aguilar returned home to star as Mexican heroes ranging from Pancho Villa to Emiliano Zapata. Although his popularity waned during the 1970s, by the mid-'80s he enjoyed a commercial resurgence, spearheading a revival in the tambora genre via the smash "Triste Recuerdo." Three years after his triumphant Madison Square Garden stint, Aguilar earned a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame in recognition of worldwide record sales in excess of 25 million. His health declined in the decade to follow, however, and in 2006 he mounted what proved to be a farewell tour of the U.S. After battling pneumonia, he died in Mexico City on June 19, 2007
Acá los jóvenes que escuchamos estas canciones de oro...
SOY español y tengo 76 años pero la musica mexicana siempre me a gustado pero sobre todo escuchar a DON ANTONIO AGUILAR pues yo considero que es el mrjor cantante de las canciones rancheras de MEXICO que dios lo tenga en la gloria . VIVA MEXICO ,
Literalmente el 99% de las personas ignoran este mensaje: “Dios guarde a tu familia y a ti de toda enfermedad 🙏!.
Quien en 2024 🎉
Somos pocos los jóvenes q nos gusta esté tipo de música.... Desde Colombia la música vieja es mejor ...
Hey tú, el que está leyendo este comentario con la mente, que Dios te bendiga siempre y que nunca les falte comida y agua, Amén 🙏🏼💙🤟
Soy Dominicano y hasta el sol de hoy, no se, como me volví adicto a la música mexicanalos mexicanos son los mejores !!! Quien lo sigue escuchando en el 2024
Ojala hoy en dia "oyeran" a Mexico mas como Antonio Aguilar que como Peso Pluma 😢
Soy argentino y creo que México tiene la cultura más poderosa del mundo!!! Saluda a nuestros hermanos mexicanos. Respetar y admirar.
Soy Chilena y mi padre ama esta música, y a mi cada vez que la escucho me recuerda a él !! Saludos desde Chile !!! Lindos mexicanos !! 🇲🇽
Soy Hondureño y los amigos mexicanos tienen 🎉🎉🎉🎉 de todo un poco excelente música 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶 artistas y lo qué más me gusta sus peleas de gallos 🐓 🐓 🐓 🐓 🐓 belleza saludos . Viva México señores
Acá los jóvenes que escuchamos estas canciones de oro...Saludos desde Nicaragua 🇳🇮 a todos los Mexicanos... Con sus preciosas músicas
Saludos les da un humilde venezolano que solo trabaja por su familia y pues....
Antonio Aguilar para el Dominicano es como si fuese hijo de nuestra patria,desde pequeño le eh venido escuchando y hasta el día de hoy es como si estuviera con nosotros presente,..con todo respeto de un dominicano “ViVa Mexico”
Argentina presente, Saludos a todo Mexico!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Listening from London, England 🏴 pero Hecha en México!! 🇲🇽
Hola soy Dominicana y creo que nací en el país equivocado, porque jamás he conocido a alguien más que le guste la música Ranchera cómo a mí, es que me transformo y me traslado a mi Niñez. 👀🇩🇴
Soy dominicano y tengo 18 años
Desde Chile saludos al gran pueblo Mexicano. Muy parecidos a nosotros. Respetuosos. Educados . Patriotas y no fanfarrones
Soy hondureña pero ay como me encanta todo lo que venga de México los Admiró mucho me encanta las culturas y su forma de apollar a sus talentos bendiciones algún día iré a México antes de regresar a Honduras 🙏