Fernando Delgadillo is a prominent figure in contemporary Mexican music, renowned for his pivotal role in the development of the genre often referred to as "canto nuevo" or "new song," which is a blend of folk and trova with insightful, poetic lyrics. Born on November 11, 1965, in Mexico City, Delgadillo began his musical journey in the late 1980s, emerging as a grassroots artist performing in small venues and gaining popularity through word of mouth. His music is reflective, often introspective, and characterized by a unique lyrical style that blends narrative storytelling with social commentary, and a musical style that draws from traditional Latin American folk music.

Over the years, Fernando Delgadillo has built a distinguished discography, teeming with live recordings that underscore his intimate connection with his audience. Albums like "Febrero 13, Vols. 1 and 2 (En Vivo)" showcase the warmth and immediacy of his performances, while "Entre Pairos y Derivas (Remasterizado)" reflects his dedication to refining his art. His songwriting continues to resonate deeply with audiences, not just in Mexico but across the Spanish-speaking world, cementing him as a mainstay of his genre. Celebrated for his sharp wit and poetic sophistication, Delgadillo remains a troubadour of modern times, capturing the essence of the human experience in his music.

Genres

Cantautor

Nueva Cancion

Trova

Trova Mexicana

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Latest Release

Carta a Francia

Fernando Delgadillo

Single - Released June 13, 2024