Ramon Ayala is one of the most important figures in the history of norteño music — “El Rey del Acordeón,” a title he has held for over five decades. Alongside Los Bravos Del Norte, he built a body of work that defined the sound of the Texas-Mexico border and carried it across the entire continent. Lindo Tampico is a 1973 snapshot of that golden era: tight accordion lines, the deep pulse of bajo sexto, and Ayala’s unmistakable voice singing about place, love, and longing with absolute conviction.
Genre: Latin / Norteño / Ranchera
Year: 1973
Label: Tex-Mex — 7007
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG / Sleeve: G+
Notes: Surface noise on media throughout. Sleeve shows wear and tear; repaired. Scarce US pressing — only 17 copies documented on Discogs.
Ramon Ayala is one of the most important figures in the history of norteño music — “El Rey del Acordeón,” a title he has held for over five decades. Alongside Los Bravos Del Norte, he built a body of work that defined the sound of the Texas-Mexico border and carried it across the entire continent. Lindo Tampico is a 1973 snapshot of that golden era: tight accordion lines, the deep pulse of bajo sexto, and Ayala’s unmistakable voice singing about place, love, and longing with absolute conviction.
Genre: Latin / Norteño / Ranchera
Year: 1973
Label: Tex-Mex — 7007
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG / Sleeve: G+
Notes: Surface noise on media throughout. Sleeve shows wear and tear; repaired. Scarce US pressing — only 17 copies documented on Discogs.
