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Albert Saenz
Albert Saenz was born in Mexico City, where he grew up hearing traditional Mexican folk music and romantic ballads from singers like José Alfredo Jiménez. In...
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Tal Vez
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A Puro Dolor
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Abrazame Asi
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Acuerdate De Mi
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Adios
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Al Borde Del Final
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Algo de Mi
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Alma de Nadie
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Amar Sin Mentiras
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Amarte Es
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Amor Del Bueno
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Amor No Me Ignores
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Amor Primero
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Amor Real
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Amor en Silencio
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Amor, Amar
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Albert Saenz was born in Mexico City, where he grew up hearing traditional Mexican folk music and romantic ballads from singers like José Alfredo Jiménez. In the late 1970s, he formed a band with guitarist Armando Rodríguez, bassist Javier Medina, and drummer Teodoro García.
His song 'Cada Día Te Quiero Más' became a popular love anthem. Other songs like 'Cama y Mesa' and 'A Puro Dolor' also found audiences with their straightforward romantic themes. The band released albums including 'Cada Día Te Quiero Más' in 1984, 'Amor Que Mata' in 1986, and 'Corazón de Piedra' in 1988.
Saenz's song 'No Soy de Ti' drew some criticism for lyrics that were interpreted by some as condoning domestic violence. He later explained that the song was meant as a critique of toxic relationships. His music blended traditional Mexican melodies with contemporary pop elements.
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