Freddy Fender, La Musica De Baldemar Huerta - 39m

Tracks & Durations

1. Rayito de Luna	3:11
2. Perfidia	3:19
3. Cien Anos	3:02
4. Recuerdos de Ipacairi	3:30
5. Cien Mujeres	3:13
6. Amor Perdido	3:33
7. Noche de Ronda	2:57
8. Siete Notas de Amor	3:18
9. Despedidia	3:33
10. Adios Muchachos	3:09
11. Before the Next Teardrop Falls	2:35
12. Secret Love	3:33

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Review

It has taken five decades, but for the first time in his storied, sometimes checkered career, Freddy Fender delves deeply into the music of his forefathers: the boleros and rancheras that would have played in the ghettos of his native San Benito, Texas, and that he sang as a youth in border-town cantinas. Backed by a veteran trio of San Antonio guitarists--Juan Aguilar, Pancho Perez, and requinto master Chepe Solis--simple percussion, and tastefully arranged strings, Fender wraps his voice (as clear, vulnerable, and evocative as ever) around the long, round vowels of the Spanish language, and leaves few emotional stones unturned. Especially gorgeous are "Adios Muchachos," a melancholy meditation on final farewells, and the delicate opener, "Rayito de Luna." El Be Bop Kid isn't just back; he sounds reborn. --Roy Kasten

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