@guatay You are very right my friend! If Don Pedro Ayala was your uncle congratulations, you ought to be very proud! I too come from a musical background and play the bajo sexto since I was a kid. I just don't devote myself to a career in music but love the originality of your Uncle. My Grandfather Don Luis De Leon Q.E.P.D. was of the generation of Don Antonio Tanguma, he too was a master of the acordeon, unfortunately he never recorded professionally, but he's of this caliber of talent.
This brings so many memories, he played at my quinceanera and also at my parent's 50th anniversary.
irnursey 1 year ago
Finally something you could enjoy with a cold beer!
shipwreckdown 1 year ago
Fantastic.....I love this song! Desde Tucson Arizona!
nicomateo23 2 years ago
Don Pedro Ayala era de General de Teran? NO?
makeitconjunto 2 years ago
There is not enough Pedro Ayala on the web! His influence on conjunto music is incontestable. Thank you. Post if you can!
Conjunto101 2 years ago
Tio Pedro Ayala: King of the Acordian, and my grandfather's brother!
guatay 3 years ago
@guatay You are very right my friend! If Don Pedro Ayala was your uncle congratulations, you ought to be very proud! I too come from a musical background and play the bajo sexto since I was a kid. I just don't devote myself to a career in music but love the originality of your Uncle. My Grandfather Don Luis De Leon Q.E.P.D. was of the generation of Don Antonio Tanguma, he too was a master of the acordeon, unfortunately he never recorded professionally, but he's of this caliber of talent.
deleoma 1 year ago