Los Alegres De Teran lyrics
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Artist's albums
Los Alegres de Teran
2023 · album
Repertorio de Oro
2022 · album
Hace un año
2022 · album
Flor Del Rio
2022 · album
Corridos De La Vieja Escuela
2022 · album
De Norteño y Banda
2022 · album
Del Viejo Norte
2022 · album
Las Uvas
2022 · album
La Carga Blanca
2022 · album
Los Alegres de Teran, Vol. 1
2022 · album
Los Alegres de Teran, Vol. 2
2022 · album
Los Alegres de Teran, Vol. 3
2022 · album
Amor Y Lágrimas
2022 · album
Con Tololoche
2022 · album
La Tumba De Villa
2022 · album
El General Alanis
2022 · album
Los Alegres de Terán
2021 · album
Canciones Navideñas (2021 Restoration)
2021 · album
Soy Bandolero
2021 · album
Altar Norteño -Recordando A Los Alegres De Terán
2021 · compilation
Cruz De Dolor
2021 · album
15 Grandes Éxitos
2021 · compilation
Nuestra Historia Con Banda Sinaloense
2021 · album
Leyendas Inmortales
2021 · album
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Biography
Led by accordionist Eugenio Abrego and bajo sexto player Tomás Ortiz, Los Alegres de Terán led the way for intricate duo harmonies within the norteño style of Mexican music. The group was formed in Nuevo León when Abrego and Ortiz met at a club in the mid-'40s, but moved around to Monterrey, Reynosa, and finally the border town of McAllen, Texas. Beginning with their first record, 1948's "Corrido de Pepito," the group pioneered rich, harmonic norteño corridos and rancheras, along with Los Cadetes de Linares and Los Tremendos Gavilanes. They recorded over 100 LPs and had hits with many songs, including "Carta Jugada," "Alma Enamorada," and "Entre Copa y Copa." The band also indulged in cross-marketing moves, including a spot on the bill at the first Polka Festival, held in Chicago during the mid-'60s, and an appearance in several movies, notably, the 1961 melodrama Pueblito, directed by Emilio "El Indio" Fernández. Los Alegres de Terán were inducted into the Tejano Conjunto Hall of Fame in 1983, five years before Abrego passed away. Ortiz died in November 2007. Their pioneering influence lives on in the music of artists such as Ramon Ayala, Carlos y Jose, Los Cadetes de Linares, and many more. ~ John Bush, Rovi