With a title like "Songs That Hurt," it's no big surprise that Espinoza Paz's 2011 release is both his most emotional and personal album to date. Most of the pain is of the broken heart sort, with lead single "Fuiste Mía Alguna Vez" being the high point, but family plays a role, too ,as do old friends. "El Culpable" from his 2010 album, the genre-bending Del Rancho Para el Mundo, reappears here in its "Norteño Version" which is representative of this effort's return to tradition. Helping Paz deliver these more "rootsy" and ...
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With a title like "Songs That Hurt," it's no big surprise that Espinoza Paz's 2011 release is both his most emotional and personal album to date. Most of the pain is of the broken heart sort, with lead single "Fuiste Mía Alguna Vez" being the high point, but family plays a role, too ,as do old friends. "El Culpable" from his 2010 album, the genre-bending Del Rancho Para el Mundo, reappears here in its "Norteño Version" which is representative of this effort's return to tradition. Helping Paz deliver these more "rootsy" and "Northern" tones is accordionist Kiko Montalvo, longtime collaborator of the legendary Cornelio Reyna. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi
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