Valentin Elizalde – Las Que Pegaron
Y este aporte es de nuestro amigo David. Gracias David!!
» Popular Mexican banda singer Valentin Elizalde, son of Lalo «El Gallo»
Elizalde began performing professionally at a young age. Performing soon
opened doors to the recording world, and «El Gallo de Oro» was able to
record his debut solo album, Regresan los Mafiosos, in 1999. Releasing a
record per year for the next several years, Elizalde slowly worked to
establish himself as an important figure in the norteño genre. Valentin
Elizalde was killed at the age of 27 on November 25, 2006. Elizalde and two
companions, Mario Mendoza and Raymundo Ballesteros, were gunned down in an
ambush in the city of Reynosa, 20 minutes after performing at a local fair.
It is rumored that Elizalde’s murder was in response to his lyrical
commentary about Los Zetas, a mercenary force employed in the Mexican drug
trade. The death of Valentin «El Gallo de Oro» Elizalde was viewed as a
tragic loss by his fans. Many posthumous releases and dedications have been
released to honor his memory.»
01 – Volvere a Amar
02 – Ebrio de Amor
03 – Como me Duele
04 – El Muchacho Alegre
05 – La mas Deseada
06 – Soy asi
07 – Vete ya
08 – Clave Privada
09 – Vencedor
10 – Hola y Adios
Valentin Elizalde – Las Que Pegaron
Y este aporte es de nuestro amigo David. Gracias David!!
» Popular Mexican banda singer Valentin Elizalde, son of Lalo «El Gallo»
Elizalde began performing professionally at a young age. Performing soon
opened doors to the recording world, and «El Gallo de Oro» was able to
record his debut solo album, Regresan los Mafiosos, in 1999. Releasing a
record per year for the next several years, Elizalde slowly worked to
establish himself as an important figure in the norteño genre. Valentin
Elizalde was killed at the age of 27 on November 25, 2006. Elizalde and two
companions, Mario Mendoza and Raymundo Ballesteros, were gunned down in an
ambush in the city of Reynosa, 20 minutes after performing at a local fair.
It is rumored that Elizalde’s murder was in response to his lyrical
commentary about Los Zetas, a mercenary force employed in the Mexican drug
trade. The death of Valentin «El Gallo de Oro» Elizalde was viewed as a
tragic loss by his fans. Many posthumous releases and dedications have been
released to honor his memory.»
01 – Volvere a Amar
02 – Ebrio de Amor
03 – Como me Duele
04 – El Muchacho Alegre
05 – La mas Deseada
06 – Soy asi
07 – Vete ya
08 – Clave Privada
09 – Vencedor
10 – Hola y Adios
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