Artist's albums
Yolanda Del Rio
2021 · album
Perdoname Mama
2019 · single
Voz, Sentimiento Y Corazon...
2018 · album
Lo Mejor De Juan Gabriel
2017 · album
Se Me Olvido Otra Vez (En Vivo)
2016 · single
Esclavo y Amo
2016 · single
Navidad Sin Ti
2016 · single
Renunciacion
2016 · single
Amarga Navidad
2014 · single
Por Ustedes Sigo Aqui
2014 · album
La Misma Gran Senora
2014 · album
Cancion Para Una Esposa Triste
2014 · album
Para Que Aprendas
2014 · album
Exitos, Vol. 1
2014 · album
Exitos, Vol. 2
2014 · album
Con Sentimiento... Yolanda del Río
2013 · album
Yolanda del Río
2013 · album
Yolanda del Río - Moneda de 14 Pesos
2013 · album
Yolanda del Río
2013 · album
Yolanda del Río
2013 · album
El Muro / Me Preguntas Si Te Quiero
2013 · album
El Perdón de la Hija de Nadie
2013 · album
Papa No Es De Hombres
2013 · single
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Biography
One of the most successful ranchera singers, Yolanda del Río was born in Pachuca in Hidalgo state. Del Río began singing as a child, and performed on radio and at festivals. She made her television debut before she became a teenager, and debuted for RCA Victor after auditioning for A&R director Felipe "El Indio" Jiménez. Within a year, her "La Hija de Nadie" single sold over a million copies and made her a star. She quickly moved her touring base beyond Mexico to the United States, the rest of Central America, and even Europe. The hits kept coming, including "Se Me Olvidó Otra Vez," "Tus Maletas en la Puerta," "Llorar, Llorar, Llorar," and "Camas Separadas," and Del Río eventually sold almost 20 million records around the world. By 1977, she'd made the transition to the film world, as well, with the successful vehicle La Hija de Nadie, plus several follow-ups. She continued recording and performing into the '90s and grabbed a Grammy nomination in 1984. ~ John Bush, Rovi