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The tremendously long-lived norteno outfit Conjunto Primavera (they've been making music since 1978) were still going strong in 2006. As per tradition, accordion and bajosexto still drive the music, but it's Conjunto Primavera's distinctive vocal harmonies and mix of rollicking, uptempo dance numbers and cry-in-your-cerveza ballads that have made them such a success. Thankfully, ALGO DE MI does not falter in the face of the group's own consistently high standards, making it a sure-fire bet for anyone's norteno needs.
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Lyrics translated from the Spanish by Guillermo Hernandaz, Yolanda Zepeda and Jaime Nicolopulos.
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