Convenceme3644/1Jaunty mariachi song sung in Spanish by female vocalist who craves assurance from her lover that his love is true
2:48200 BPM
Edgar Fernando Rios Roman
Edgar Fernando Rios Roman (BMI)Fernando is a singer/songwriter specialising in traditional Mexican corridos.
Latest Tracks
- El Hijo Del Tequila3644/2Bright mariachi song sung in Spanish by a proud Mexican man2:21107 BPM
- Fuimos Todo Y Nada3644/3Bittersweet, romantic mariachi song with passionate male & female vocals sung in Spanish2:1892 BPM
- La Distancia Y Tu3644/4Slow, romantic mariachi song with impassioned male vocal sung in Spanish3:1480 BPM
- La Noche Que Te Fuiste3644/5Sad mariachi break-up song with heartsore female vocal sung in Spanish3:0681 BPM
- Otro Tequila3644/6Joyful mariachi song with Spanish male vocals about the efficacy of Tequila in helping to heal a broken heart2:03105 BPM
- Porque Tienes Temor3644/7Plaintive mariachi break-up ballad with heartfelt male vocal sung in Spanish2:3380 BPM
- Raices3644/8Lively & cheerful traditional mariachi band with romantic male/female duet sung in Spanish1:54139 BPM
The story behind the sound
Fernando Rios Roman is an artist, singer, and songwriter from Culiacan, Mexico. For the last few years he has been performing his songs across Mexico, both with a band and solo. On his most recent record he has partnered with LA based composer Guillermo Pascual to create an authentic album of corridos, a popular narrative where song and poetry are fused into a ballad depicting various themes such as history, triumph, oppression and daily life for regional Mexican culture. Before going solo, he was a member of the well-known norteño group Los Admirables de Sinaloa, who experienced significant success in the region. Their corridos have been recorded by different bands in the north of Mexico, and the Campirano star Ariel Camacho and Los Plebes del Rancho.
Mexican singer/songwriter Fernando Rios Roman’s album is a collection of corridos, which fuse song, poetry and ballad, reflecting Mexican history, triumph, oppression and daily life.