Julio Jaramillo - El Trovador Del Pueblo

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Review by Prof Diogo Dionizio

El Trovador Del Pueblo by Julio Jaramillo: A Bolero Time Machine That’ll Mess With Your Feels Alright, buckle up, amigos. Let’s talk about El Trovador Del Pueblo, a 1972 gem from the legendary Julio Jaramillo—a man who could probably serenade a cactus into shedding tears. This album is like that one tío at family gatherings who always has a story to tell, but instead of boring you with tales of his hernia surgery, he’s dropping emotional gut-punches wrapped in velvety boleros. The genres? Latin, Folk, World, Country—basically, it's got more cultural layers than your abuela’s lasagna. First off, let’s give props to the labels DISCOMODA and Discolando for putting this out in Venezuela and the US. These folks knew they were sitting on gold (or maybe just really good vinyl). Now, onto the tracks. There are twelve total, but I’m gonna zoom in on two that hit me right in the nostalgia bone—or, you know, whatever emotional equivalent exists for people who weren’t even alive in ’72. Track Highlights 1. "Yo Te Quiero Así" Oh boy, where do I start? This track feels like being hugged by someone who smells faintly of cologne and regret. Jaramillo sings about loving someone “just as they are,” which sounds simple enough until you realize how rare that kind of unconditional adoration actually is. It’s not flashy or overproduced; it’s just raw emotion dripping over strings and piano. You can practically hear him lighting a cigarette after every verse. If you’ve ever loved someone despite their quirks—or been painfully aware of your own—you’ll feel this one deep in your soul. 2. "Frente Al Mar" Okay, so imagine standing barefoot on a beach while life throws all its problems at you, but somehow, you don’t care because Julio’s voice is whisper-screaming poetic stuff about the ocean. That’s “Frente Al Mar.” The melody is smooth, almost hypnotic, like waves lapping at your feet while you pretend to have your life together. Lyrically, it’s introspective without being pretentious—like when you stare into the void, and the void stares back, but then offers you a margarita. Classic move. Why It Sticks What makes these songs unforgettable isn’t just the music—it’s the vibe. Jaramillo doesn’t just sing; he lives each line, pulling you into his world of heartache and hope. And honestly? That’s refreshing in an age where most artists seem too busy trying to go viral to actually say something meaningful. The rest of the album follows suit: tracks like “Hoy Creo En Dios” bring spirituality into the mix, while “Cancion De Ausencia” reminds you what longing truly sounds like. Even the playful ones, like “Desnudate,” keep things interesting without tipping into cheesiness. It’s a masterclass in balance. Final Thoughts So here’s the kicker: listening to El Trovador Del Pueblo feels less like hearing an old record and more like eavesdropping on conversations across time. Sure, it’s technically categorized under Bolero, but calling it that feels like labeling pizza as “tomato bread.” Yeah, okay, technically correct, but woefully inadequate. As I sat there letting “Entre La Gente” loop in the background, I couldn’t help but think: if aliens landed tomorrow and asked us to explain humanity through music, this album would be a strong contender. Not because it’s perfect, but because it’s real. Flaws and all. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to find someplace quiet to cry-listen to “Nadie” again. Or maybe grab a drink first. Who am I kidding? Definitely grabbing a drink first.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Nadie
Frente Al Mar
Para Siempre
El Puente
Amor De Verano
Camino Sin Final
Cancion De Ausencia
Yo Te Quiero Asi
Entre La Gente
Desnudate
Hoy Creo En Dios
Cuentame

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Catalog Numbers

  • DCM-982
  • OLP-8018

Labels

  • DISCOMODA
  • Discolando

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
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About Julio Jaramillo

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Also known astJ. J. (Jota Jota), El Ruiseñor de América (The Nightingale of America). Ecuadorian singer (October 1, 1935  February 9, 1978) focused on boleros, valses, pasillos, tangos, and rancheras. Having recorded more than 4,000 songs throughout his career, his most famous song was perhaps "Nuestro Juramento" written by Puerto Rican composer, Benito de Jesús. His level of popularity in Ecuador could be compared to Frank Sinatra's in the United States, Pedro Infante in Mexico, or Carlos Gardel in Argentina.

Real Name

    • Julio Alfredo Jaramillo Laurido

Name Vars

  • Benito De Jesus
  • J. Jaramillo
  • Jaramillo
  • Julio
  • Julio Alfredo Jaramillo Laurido
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  • Julio Jaramillo Con Guitarras
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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *El Trovador Del Pueblo* by Julio Jaramillo, released in 1972, became a cultural bridge between Venezuela and the U.S. Its heartfelt boleros, like *Yo Te Quiero Así* and *Canción De Ausencia*, resonated deeply across borders. Even decades later, its emotional pull and raw storytelling keep it alive in the hearts of many.