Roberto Cantoral

4 FOLLOWERS

807 PLAYS

Albums

Zamba Para El Che

Roberto Cantoral & Alma de Bolero

Los Tres Caballeros , Roberto Cantoral

Roberto Cantoral

Peerless 80 Aniversario - 24 Inolvidables

Roberto Cantoral & Trio Los Dandys

Roberto Cantoral

Roberto Cantoral y sus Creaciones

Roberto Cantoral

Sus Grandes Exitos

Roberto Cantoral y Los Tres Caballeros

Roberto Cantoral

Singles & EPs

Bajo El Viejo Reloj

Roberto Cantoral

Appearances

Homenaje a Roberto Cantoral Vol.2

Various Artists

Éxitos Históricos de la Radio, Vol. 2

Various Artists

Cuerdas de mi guitarra

Javier Solís

10 Exitos Mexicanos Mexicomania

Various Artists

Boleros para Enamorarse, Vol.1

Varios Artistas

100 Voces 100 Canciones

Various Artists

Boleros Inmortales

Various Artists

Vintage México No. 179 - EP: El Gran Bohemio

Los Tres Caballeros

Éxitos De La Época Dorada, Vol. 1

Various Artists

Mexicanas de Siempre

Various Artists

Compilations

Aprenda A Cantar Boleros

A. Esparza Otero, A. Lopez, Alex Vidal (El Indio), Ernesto Lecuona, Federico Baena, Gilberto Urquiza, Homero Aguilar, J. Del Prado, J. Gade, Johnny Rodriguez, Jorge Añez, Julio Cesar Villafuerte, Noel Estrada, Roberto Cantoral, Sally Newman, T Rivera, Tony Pereyra & DenD

Biography

Roberto Cantoral García (7 June 1935 – 7 August 2010) was a Mexican composer, singer and songwriter. He was known for composing a string of hit Mexican songs, including "El Triste", "Al Final", "La Barca" and "El Reloj" The Sociedad de Autores y Compositores de México (English: Society of Authors and Composers of Mexico) estimated that "La Barca" and "El Reloj" have been record ... Show More