Clemente Flores Discography of CDs

Clemente Flores discography JUGO A LA VIDA was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album. It was also nominated for the 2003 Latin Grammy Award for Best Norteno Album. Personnel: Clemente Flores, Mario Quintero Lara (bajo sexto). Recording information: Soundabout Studios, Los Angeles, CA. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia ...

Clemente Flores albums Featuring the swinging "Producto Garantizado" and the festive "La Puma," this 2008 release from the "Toucans" is a rich feast of traditional norteno presented with rico suave production. Composer: Mario Quintero Lara. Personnel: Mario Quintero Lara (vocals, bajo sexto); Alfredo "Tito" Gonzalez (vocals, accordion); Mario Moreno Quintero (musical instrument); Clemente Flores (bajo sexto); Remigio Rodriguez (clarinet); Francisco Olivas (trumpet); Pilar Lopez (trombone); Luis Muñoz (tuba); Gustavo Labrada (drums); David Servin (percussion). Audio Mixers: Fernando Cavazos; Mario Quintero Lara. Recording information: Hugo's Recording Studios, Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico; Primo Sound Recording, San Diego, CA; Signature Sound. Author: Mario Quintero Lara. Photographer: Uriel Santana. Arranger: Mario Quintero Lara.

Clemente Flores CD discography As the title states, Ayer, Hoy y Siempre, Vol. 1: 20 Corridos collects some of Los Tucanes de Tijuana's biggest corrido hits, including "Clave Privada," "El Centenario," "Masacre en Vallarta," and "El Comandante de Interpol." The group offers patriotic sentiments in songs like "De Mexico Soy" and social commentary in tracks such as "Vincente Chairez," "Juan Potenciano," and "Armando Soto." While this collection doesn't necessarily represent all the sides of Los Tucanes de Tijuana's sound, it does reaffirm that they are one of the best contemporary bands working in the corrido style. ~ Heather Phares Los Tucanes De Tijuana: Mario Quintero Lara, Joel Higuera, David Servin, Mario Moreno, Clemente Flores.

Clemente Flores music CDs Contains an untitled hidden track following "Imperio (Extended Version)". IMPERIO was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album. Recorded at EQ Audio & Image, Tijuana, Mexico. Los Tucanes De Tijuana: David Servin, Mario Quintero, Clemente Flores, Gustavo "Chito" Labrada, Mario Moreno, Alfredo Gonzalez. Producers: Gustavo Felix, Mario Quintero Lara. Editor: Hugo A. Zamora. Additional personnel: Banda Sinaloense.

Clemente Flores songs Composer: Mario Quintero Lara. Personnel: Mario Quintero Lara (vocals, bajo sexto); Marcelo Caceres (guitar); Clemente Flores (bajo sexto, keyboards); Ilona Geller (violin); Alfredo "Tito" Gonzalez (accordion); David Servin (percussion). Recording information: Sound Studio, San Diego, CA. Directors: Omar Valenzuela; Fernando Cavazos; Adolfo Valenzuela; Mario Quintero. Arrangers: Omar Valenzuela; Fernando Cavazos; Adolfo Valenzuela; Mario Quintero; Mario Quintero Lara.

Clemente Flores CD discography In October 2008, Fonovisa simultaneously released two albums by Los Tucanes de Tijuana: Soy Todo Tuyo (I'm All Yours) and Propiedad Privada (Private Property). Both CDs are norteño-oriented (with some brassy banda arrangements offered as bonus tracks at the end), but while Propiedad Privada emphasizes ...

Clemente Flores albums Recording information: Hot Tin Roof Studio, North Hollywood, CA; Sound About, Van Nuys, CA. Photographer: Pedro Caballero. Arrangers: Los Tucanes de Tijuana; Mario Quintero Lara. Personnel: Mario Quintero (vocals, bajo sexto); Alfredo "Tito" Gonzalez (vocals, accordion); Mario Moreno (bajo sexto); Clemente Flores (keyboards); David Servin (percussion). Audio Remasterer: Mario Laggsbartt.