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Album released in Venezuela in 2000, made especially by collecting a series of 12 recordings of Mexican boleros by the famous singer Pedro Infante (Mazatlan, 1917-1957), one of the golden voices of the Mexican song, that have been edited mixed with the splendid voices and guitars of the vocal ensemble 'Rondalla Venezuela', without altering the original arrangements and with the same original harmonies. The album is designed as a tribute to Pedro Infante 40 years after his disappearance in 1957.

These instrumental performances by guitarist Lex Vandyke concentrate on guitar interpretations of Latin-American tunes and songs. The relationship between Latin America and the guitar is a long-standing and important one: the instrument came to Latin America with the Spanish conquerors and, when mixed with other musical elements notably those of African origin became crucial to many of the major styles of Latin music.

These instrumental performances by guitarist Lex Vandyke concentrate on guitar interpretations of Latin-American tunes and songs. The relationship between Latin America and the guitar is a long-standing and important one: the instrument came to Latin America with the Spanish conquerors and, when mixed with other musical elements notably those of African origin became crucial to many of the major styles of Latin music.