Gualberto Ibarreta
Gualberto Ibarreta is a Mexican singer-songwriter from San Nicolas de los Garza, Nuevo Leon, born in 1953. He worked various jobs as a teen while pursuing...
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Gualberto Ibarreta is a Mexican singer-songwriter from San Nicolas de los Garza, Nuevo Leon, born in 1953. He worked various jobs as a teen while pursuing music. In 1980, his song "Ceresita" became widely known, with its album establishing him in the NorteƱo genre.
His catalog includes songs like "El Ladron de Tu Amor," "El Diablo Suelto," and "Mi Abuela." The track "Mi Golondrina" faced censorship in Mexico over its subject matter, which Ibarreta defended as social commentary.
Ibarreta has recorded over 20 albums. His band has included accordionist Juan Jose Gurrola and bassist Sergio Garcia. Other songs in his repertoire are "Que Alegria" and "Sancocho."
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