Dueto América was an iconic Mexican musical duo that earned a respected place in the hearts of ranchera music fans. Comprised of siblings Rosa and Carmelo Quintero, the duo had a significant impact on Mexican and Latin American music culture. They began their career in the 1950s, bringing traditional Mexican music to the masses. Their influential style blended harmonies and narratives that evoked the spirit of Mexico's rural landscapes and the lives of its people.

Throughout their prolific career, they released a number of albums and were best known for their interpretations of corridos and rancheras, which are traditional Mexican music genres that tell stories of love, patriotism, and often, the Mexican Revolution. Some of their most recognized works include songs like "La Mancornadora," "El Venadito," and "Una Noche Serena y Oscura." Their album "La Cucaracha 1959, Songs of the Mexican Revolution," is an embodiment of their dedication to musical storytelling, capturing the essence of pivotal historical moments. "Tesoros De Colección - Lo Mejor De Los Grandes Duetos Rancheros" and "La Gran Colección del 60 Aniversario CBS - Dueto América" serve as testaments to the duo's enduring legacy, showcasing some of the finest examples of their contributions to the genre. Even as music has evolved, the timeless sound of Dueto América continues to resonate across generations as they stand as pillars of the traditional Mexican music landscape.

Genres

Mexican Traditional

Musica Aguascalentense

Ranchera

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Latest Release

Los Mas Grandes Exitos

Dueto America

Album - 12 Tracks - Released April 28, 2024