Victor Yturbe El Piruli 50 Exitos
Alke Stilwell
Victor Yturbe El Piruli 50 Exitos
Victor Yturbe, also known as El Piruli, was a Mexican singer of boleros, considered as one of the best interpreters of this genre in Mexico. He was born in Ciudad Valles, San Luis Potosí, on May 8, 1936, and died tragically on November 29, 1987, when he was shot by three assailants at the door of his home in Atizapán de Zaragoza, State of Mexico.
Throughout his extensive career, he recorded numerous albums, always with the collaboration of Chamín Correa, the First Requinto of America, and obtained great successes that still awaken the affection and admiration of the public. He was known as The Romantic of History in contemporary Mexican music.
In 2011, a compilation album titled 50 Exitos: La Mas Completa Coleccion was released, featuring some of his most popular songs. The album consists of two discs with 25 songs each, covering different styles and periods of his musical trajectory. Some of the songs included are:
- Verónica: A romantic ballad composed by Carlos Blanco, dedicated to his wife Verónica Castro, a famous Mexican actress and singer.
- Felicidad: A cheerful song written by himself, expressing his happiness for being in love.
- La Ultima Canción: A cover of a hit song by Brazilian singer Roberto Carlos, about a farewell to a lost love.
- Toda Una Vida: A classic bolero by Cuban composer Osvaldo Farrés, about a lifelong devotion to a beloved person.
- El Andariego: A song by Mexican songwriter Alvaro Carrillo, about a wanderer who enjoys life without attachments.
- Me Está Gustando: A song by Roberto Cantoral, about a man who is falling in love with a woman who is not his wife.
- Si Dios Me Quita La Vida: A bolero by Luis Demetrio, about a man who accepts his fate if God takes away his life and his love.
- Cuidado: A song by Chico Novaro, about a warning to a woman who is playing with fire by flirting with another man.
- Condición: A song by Gabriel Ruiz Galindo, about a man who asks for a condition to love a woman: that she loves him too.
- Usted: A bolero by Gabriel Ruiz Galindo and José Antonio Zorrilla, about a respectful admiration for a woman who is out of reach.
The album also contains other songs such as Amnesia, Ojos Españoles, Total, Morenita Mía, Mi Tercer Amor, A Que No, Soy Lo Prohibido, Conozco A Los Dos, Caprichosa, Consentida, Seguire Mi Viaje, Paloma Querida, Sabes De Qué Tengo Ganas?, Te Odio Y Te Quiero, Te Pido Y Te Ruego, Miénteme Yo Lo Comprendo, Mi Segundo Amor, Nuestro Juramento and many more.
The album is available on various platforms such as Spotify, YouTube , and AllMusic. It is a great opportunity to enjoy the voice and the feeling of Victor Yturbe El Piruli, one of the most representative singers of Mexican romantic music.
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