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🎵 Déjenme si Estoy Llorando – Los Ángeles Negros / México 1974

🎙️ Performed by: Los Ángeles Negros
✍️ Written by: Camilo Fernández & Jorge Ortega
📀 Year of Release: 1974
💿 Single: Déjenme si Estoy Llorando / Debut y Despedida (1974)
🎼 Genre: Balada / Bolero-Romántico
🏷️ Label: EMI Odeón

"Déjenme si Estoy Llorando" is one of the most iconic romantic ballads by Los Ángeles Negros. With its poetic lyrics and deeply emotional delivery, it became an anthem of love and heartbreak across Latin America.
In Mexico, the song achieved massive success, reaching #1 on the national charts in March 1974, solidifying its place in the country’s musical memory.

Although formed in San Carlos, Chile (1968), Los Ángeles Negros built a five-decade career in Mexico, where they recorded, performed, and left a profound cultural mark. 🇲🇽

Their music became a staple on Mexican radio, in cantinas, plazas, and homes, making them part of Mexico’s shared cultural memory.

This long-standing relationship with Mexico justifies their inclusion in México a Través de los Siglos: they are not only foreign guests but artists who integrated into the Mexican musical landscape and became symbols of an era. 🎶✨

The video is illustrated with scenes from “Feria Mundial de la Plata” (1974), a documentary by the acclaimed filmmaker Demetrio Bilbatúa.
This work captures the brilliance of Mexico’s silver tradition and the international projection of Mexican craftsmanship during the mid-20th century. ⚒️💎

This project aims to remind us Mexicans that we are more than individuals: Mexico is culture, civilization, country, and shared history.
That collective memory gives us strength and identity in the present and projects us into the future. 📽️✨

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🔗 México History Timeline – YouTube Playlist

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I do not own the rights to the music or the footage. All rights belong to their respective owners. This video is created solely for cultural, historical, and educational purposes. It is not monetized and exists only to preserve and share Mexico’s history..rafaelcorzo.com