El Rey de la Redova

Texas-Mexican conjunto music is a melding of Mexican and Central European dance music (primarily polka and waltz) with the button accordion being the lead instrument. A self-taught accordionist, 1989 Conjunto Hall of Fame inductee Juan López was a conjunto music traditionalist. He made his first recordings in the late 1940s for the Imperial and Ideal record companies. This collection of recordings from the 1950s presents López playing a variety of polkas, redovas, and huapangos.

Track Listing

101	El Polvazo	Juan López	02:40
102	La Chicharronera	Juan López	02:31
103	Los Camaleone	Juan López	02:30
104	La Mota	Juan López	02:39
105	La Pluma	Juan López	02:46
106	Tamaulipas	Juan López	02:44
107	La Palangana	Juan López	02:29
108	Asi Son Ellas	Juan López	02:28
109	El Indio	Juan López	02:37
110	Felicita	Juan López	02:37
111	La Flor	Juan López	02:21
112	A Medio Vuelo	Juan López	02:15
113	La Carreta	Juan López	02:36
114	El Tamaulipeco	Juan López	02:42
115	Pasos Cortos	Juan López	02:19
116	Don Willie	Juan López	02:35
117	El Barranquito	Juan López	02:11
118	La Curva	Juan López	02:31
119	El Perron	Juan López	02:27
120	Noche Alegre	Juan López	02:48
121	Corrido De Las Rusias	Juan López	02:50
122	La Pajarita	Juan López	02:47