Los Tres Caballeros - Los Tres Caballeros

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Review by Aaron Feinberg

Album Review: Los Tres Caballeros – A Timeless Bolero Journey If you’re a fan of Latin music with soul, Los Tres Caballeros by Los Tres Caballeros (yep, they really named themselves twice) is one of those albums that feels like a warm hug from abuela. Released in 1987, this record takes listeners on a trip through Mexico, Spain, Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Guatemala, blending genres like Pop, Folk, World, Country, and—most importantly—the smooth, romantic vibes of Bolero. It’s the kind of album that makes you want to grab someone close and slow-dance under string lights. The lineup of tracks is massive—seriously, there are enough songs here to soundtrack an entire road trip across Latin America. But two tracks stood out for me personally: “Cucurrucucú Paloma” and “Bésame Mucho.” Let me tell ya why these stuck in my head. First off, “Cucurrucucú Paloma.” If you’ve ever heard this classic before, you know it hits different every time. The guitar work by Leonel Gálvez Polanco gives it this raw, emotional edge that just pulls at your heartstrings. And let’s not forget Benjamín Pérez de León’s requinto guitar—it adds layers to the melody that feel almost hypnotic. There’s something about the way Roberto Cantoral sings it too; his voice cracks just enough to make you believe he’s lived the pain in the lyrics. I remember humming this one while waiting for tacos late at night—it’s got that kind of universal vibe. Then there’s “Bésame Mucho,” which might as well be the anthem for hopeless romantics everywhere. This version brings all the drama without being over-the-top. You can picture yourself sitting in some dimly lit café in Madrid or Guadalajara, nursing a drink and thinking about someone who got away. The backing vocals add depth, making it feel less lonely somehow. Honestly, this track reminds me of trying to impress a crush back in high school—it didn’t work then, but man, did I try! What I love most about this album is how unapologetically sentimental it is. Songs like “Amor Eterno” and “Perfidia” have the same effect—they hit you right where it hurts but leave you feeling grateful for the experience. It’s music made for people who aren’t afraid to feel deeply. Plus, the production quality holds up surprisingly well for something released in ’87. Kudos to Carlos Castillo A. for keeping things fresh yet timeless. Now, here’s the random thought I’ll leave you with: Listening to this album made me realize how many songs talk about losing love and still wanting more. Like… why do we humans keep going back for seconds when we know it’s gonna hurt again? Maybe that’s what makes Boleros so special—they don’t sugarcoat life. They just remind us that even heartbreak has its own kind of beauty. So whether you’re into boleros, nostalgia, or just need background music for your next existential crisis, give Los Tres Caballeros a spin. It’s like a musical passport to emotions you didn’t even know you had.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Carta De Corea2:34
El Teléfono3:10
No Se Qué Pasa Conmigo2:45
El Libro2:48
Maldición de Quererte2:38
Te me olvidas
Regalame Esta Noche
Regálame Esta Noche3:18
Te Me Olvidas2:52
Te Eres Culpable2:36
El Reloj
Donde Estas
Tu Condena
Perdón3:06
Tu Condena3:7
Malagueña
Yo Te Perdono
El Telefono
Muchachita Montañesa2:50
Su Ultimo Deseo3:06
Invierno
Dónde estás
Demasiado Tarde3:10
Maldicion de Quererte2:45
La Barca3:17
No sé qué pasa conmigo
Te Conquistare2:33
Ya No Me Quieras3:3
Otra Puerta2:36
Maldición De Quererte2:45
Volveré A Buscarte2:45
El Reloj3:2
Angelitos Negros
El Reloj
El Soldado De Levita
Su Último Deseo3:06
Cucurrucucu Paloma
Tipi, Tipi, Tipi1:55
Donde Esta2:32
Cuando Tú Me Quieras
Te Ví Pasar2:47
Chamaca3:18
Recuerdos De Ipacarai
Alitas Rotas3:2
Oh Realidad2:47
Que Bueno, Que Bueno2:53
Déjame Decir
Dónde Estás2:49
La Traicionera2:37
Te Conquistaré2:33
Noche No Te Vayas2:58
Cielito Lindo, Norteño, Huasteco Y Abajeño
El Candado3:18
Rumbo Perdido
Besame Mucho
Amor Eterno
Tres Palabras
El Gran Bohemio3:5
Dónde Estas?
Perfidia
La Paloma
Perdon3:06
Noche De Luna
No Se Que Pasa Conmigo
Vereda Tropical
Jarocho
Tu Eres Culpable2:36
No Sé Que Pasa Conmigo
Volvere A Buscarte
Historia De Un Amor
Te Perdono2:56
La Virgen De La Macarena

Video

Los Tres Caballeros - Déjame Decir (VintageMusic.es)
Los Tres Caballeros - Medley Final - La Paloma (VintageMusic.es)
Los Tres Caballeros - Tu Condena (VintageMusic.es)

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Catalog Numbers

  • D 259
  • M 259
  • 306-0030
  • D-259
  • LDM-22050
  • MX0347
  • ZV-618
  • OTR-51
  • 1011231
  • EX 45061
  • ED 259, D 259

Labels

  • Musart
  • Calle Mayor
  • Zafiro
  • RCA
  • Otra
  • Discos Musart, S.A.

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • 10"
  • Mono
  • CD
  • Compilation
  • Remastered
  • Reissue
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)Discos Musart, S.A. De C.V.
Manufactured ByPan Americana De Discos, S.A.
Pressed ByCromos S.A.
Printed ByCromos S.A.
Licensed FromDiscos Musart, S.A.
Record CompanyZafiro, S.A.
Copyright (c)RCA Records

Credits

RoleCredit
Programmed ByCarlos Castillo A.
GuitarLeonel Gálvez Polanco
Backing VocalsLeonel Gálvez Polanco
Lead VocalsRoberto Cantoral
Requinto GuitarBenjamín Pérez de León

Notes

  • DIDECA S.A.
  • Comes in a Cardboard Sleeve
  • D.R.
  • ℗ y © 1981 RCA Records
  • Fabricado por RCA, S.A.
  • Serie de Oro Embassy

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout area side A): 1973-MU-12-a
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout area side B): 1974-MU-12-y-a
  • Matrix / Runout (Label A): 1973-MU-1 2 (D-259-Y)
  • Matrix / Runout (Label B): 1974-MU-1 2 (D-259-Z)
  • Barcode: 8425724103479
  • Matrix / Runout (Label, A-side): ZV-618 A
  • Matrix / Runout (Label, B-side): ZV-618 B
  • Other (Impuesto de lujo a metalico, permiso numero): 4015
  • Depósito Legal: B. 25778-1971
  • Rights Society: SGAE
  • Matrix / Runout (Run out wax Side A): OTR-51-A
  • Matrix / Runout (Run out wax Side B): OTR-51-B
  • Barcode: 1011231

About Los Tres Caballeros

Mexican trio founded in 1952 by Roberto Cantoral García, Benjamín  Chamín Correa and Leonel Gálvez Polanco. This trio lasted 11 long years, carrying out a vast number of recordings and some important tours to various countries like the U.S., Japan and Argentina among others. They became famous in 1956 with 2 songs  La Barca and El Reloj.

Name Vars

  • Los 3 Caballeros
  • Los Caballeros
  • Los Tres Caballeros De Roberto Cantoral
  • Los Tres Caballeros Di Roberto Cantoral
  • Tres Caballeros
  • Trio «Los Caballeros»
  • Trio Los Caballeros
  • Trío \
  • Los Tres Caballeros (Chamin, Alejandro & Alfredo Correa)
  • Los Tres Caballeros (Chamín, Alejandro & Alfredo Correa)

Members

  • Roberto Cantoral
  • Benjamin \"Chamin\" Correa
  • Raúl Shaw Moreno
  • Alejandro Correa
  • Leonel Gálvez
  • Alfredo Correa

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Los Tres Caballeros* by Los Tres Caballeros, released in 1987, is like a musical journey through Latin America and beyond. It blends genres like Latin, Pop, Folk, and Bolero, with tracks that feel like love letters to different cultures. One interesting detail? Guitarist Leonel Gálvez Polanco not only played guitar but also provided backing vocals. And fun fact: the album features a whopping number of tracks, many of which have slight variations in their titles, like "Te me olvidas" and "Maldición de Quererte," almost as if they’re little echoes of the same heartfelt stories. With its rich mix of styles and heartfelt boleros, it’s no wonder this album found fans across Mexico, Spain, Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.

Comments

jweiger
jweiger
2025-03-15
Dejame decir como te quiero
dejame pensar en lo que piensas
Dejame decir muy despacito
que sin ti el amor no existiria.


Dejame soñar la vida entera
y que nunca muera esta realidad
Tan solo pretendo quererte más y más
con la fueza inmensa de mi corazón.
mandhar
mandhar
2025-03-14
Quisiera saber quien compuso esta cancion tan bella.... Gracias por compartirla y dejar que su belleza me llegue al alma.
slimjim0077
slimjim0077
2025-03-13
LA FOTO DE LA PORTADA DEL DISCO,NO CORRESPONDE A LOS INTEGRANTES QUE GRABARON ESTE DISCO YA QUE APARECE RAÚL SHOW MORENO QUE ,SI BIEN PERTENECIÓ A LOS TRES CABALLEROS,FUÉ TIEMPO DESPUÉS.
mpanth84us
mpanth84us
2025-03-13
Esa cosa se ve difícil de replicar
mawoqigap
mawoqigap
2025-03-12
Gracias e igual desde México, mi familia proximaménte estará por Cádis, por cierto en las canarias hay un lindo folklor donde participan familias enteras saludos