Jorge Negrete
Jorge Negrete, born in Guanajuato, Mexico, on November 30, 1911, was a
celebrated singer and actor who played a crucial role in popularizing ranchera
music and the charro film genre. Originally trained in opera, he began his
career on the radio before transitioning to film with La Madrina del Diablo
(1937). His breakthrough came with ¡Ay, Jalisco, no te rajes! (1941), which
established him as an international star and led to iconic collaborations with
Gloria Marín and María Félix. Throughout his career, Jorge Negrete recorded
numerous hits and worked with the trio Los Tres Calave...
¡Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes! (Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes)Jorge Negrete
Mexico Lindo y QueridoJorge Negrete
Juan CharrasqueadoJorge Negrete
Paloma QueridaTrío Calaveras and Jorge Negrete
La ValentinaJorge Negrete
Yo Soy MexicanoJorge Negrete and Jorge Sepulveda
¡Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes! (Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes)Jorge Negrete
Fiesta Mexicana
Mexico Lindo y QueridoJorge Negrete
El Increíble Jorge Negrete
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Juan CharrasqueadoJorge Negrete
El Increíble Jorge Negrete
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Paloma QueridaTrío Calaveras and Jorge Negrete
Canta Lo Romantico
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La ValentinaJorge Negrete
Vintage México Nº9 - Eps Collectors
2:36
Yo Soy MexicanoJorge Negrete and Jorge Sepulveda
Fiesta Mexicana
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