https://bpo.org/event/aida-cuevas/

Program

Fernanda Lastra, conductor
Aída Cuevas, vocals

JORGE AVENDAÑO  Lamento
GONZALO CURIEL  Vereda Tropical
JUAN GABRIEL  Obertura / Te Sigo Amando
JUAN GABRIEL  Si Quieres
JUAN GABRIEL  Te lo pido por favor
MORRIS ALBERT  Feelings
MARÍA GREEVER  Cuando vuelva a tu lado
RUBÉN FUENTES  La Bikina

–INTERMISSION–

MARCELO BONILLA  Pa’ que sientas lo que siento
JUAN GABRIEL  Ya lo sé que tú te vas
JOSÉ ALFREDO JIMÉNEZ  Pa’ todo el año
CONSUELO VELÁZQUEZ  Bésame mucho
CUATES CASTILLA  El Pastor
JUAN GABRIEL  Así Fue
JOSÉ ESPINOZA  México en la piel
TOMÁS MÉNDEZ  Cucucrrucucú Paloma

About Aída Cuevas

Aída Cuevas, known as “The Queen of Mariachi Music,” celebrates 47 years singing traditional Mexican and Latin American music. Cuevas is the first and only female singer in the traditional mariachi genre to ever win a Grammy and a Latin Grammy Award, and now celebrates a long-lasting career which includes eleven Grammy nominations in the “Best Mariachi/Ranchero Album” category. Much like Ella Fitzgerald’s classic releases for Verve, her “songbook” albums have played a central role in defining Mexican popular music. Over her career, she has recorded an impressive 41 full-length albums that have sold internationally in excess of 11 million copies.

An international icon of Mexican music since she was a teenager, Aída Cuevas is an impassioned performer with a striking voice that evokes life’s deepest sorrows, greatest joys, and most profound longings. An artist known widely as the “Queen of Ranchera Music,” and “La Voz de México” (the Voice of Mexico) in her native country, she celebrates her 47^th year as a performer with this special tour, Yo Creo Que Es Tiempo (“I Think It’s Time”), named for her 1983 hit written by her late mentor and producer, pop icon Juan Gabriel.

Her two latest albums, Antología de la Musica Ranchera Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (2020 & 2021), feature her interpretations of the timeless songs made famous by the iconic 1930s ranchera singer Lucha Reyes, and both albums earned Grammy nominations again for the “Best Mariachi/Ranchero Album” category.