First Queen of Tejano Music

Called "La Alondra de la Frontera" (The Meadowlark of the Border), singer Lydia Mendoza was an early legend of Tejano music. From the beginning of her career in 1927 with La Familia Mendoza, her stardom shone through, and she achieved resounding success as a solo performer in the 1930s, continuing until her retirement in 1988. She was named a National Heritage Fellow in 1982 for her contributions to both Tejano and conjunto music. This collection of music is drawn from recordings made in the early 1950s for IDEAL Records.

Track Listing

101	Amor Bonito	Lydia Mendoza	02:42
102	Contestación a Amor Que Malo Eres	Lydia Mendoza	02:46
103	El Deber De Los Dos	Lydia Mendoza	03:14
104	Soy Rebelde	Lydia Mendoza	02:31
105	Volver a Vivir	Lydia Mendoza	02:49
106	Te Quieres Ir	Lydia Mendoza	03:12
107	Amor Con Amor Se Paga	Lydia Mendoza	02:43
108	En Cada Copa	Lydia Mendoza	02:43
109	Seguiré Tus Pasos	Lydia Mendoza	02:44
110	Infame Traición	Lydia Mendoza	02:57
111	A Ti Madre	Lydia Mendoza	03:14
112	Prisionera	Lydia Mendoza	02:25
113	Acábame De Matar	Lydia Mendoza	02:40
114	Cariño Ciego	Lydia Mendoza	02:38
115	Amor En Duda	Lydia Mendoza	02:48
116	Tú Sabes Bien	Lydia Mendoza	02:56
117	Tinieblas	Lydia Mendoza	02:42
118	Qué Hiciste Con Mis Besos	Lydia Mendoza	02:46
119	Cuando Se Pierde La Madre	Lydia Mendoza	02:57
120	Vi Pasar	Lydia Mendoza	02:38
121	Sin Querer	Lydia Mendoza	02:31
122	Hoy Que Vuelvo	Lydia Mendoza	02:43
123	Porque Piensas En Ti	Lydia Mendoza	02:42
124	Enredaste Mi Vida	Lydia Mendoza	02:56
125	Amor Maldito	Lydia Mendoza	02:45
126	Pa' Que Me Dice Cosas	Lydia Mendoza	02:53