Los Tres Reyes (The Three Kings), known as "the last of the great trios," epitomize the trio sound and continue to make it a mainstay of Mexican acoustic music. High-voice Cuban singer Bebo Cárdenas joins founding members Gilberto and Raúl Puente to show us how, in Cárdenas's words, "The trío romántico is synonymous with intimacy." 20 tracks, 69 minutes, 44-page booklet w/ bilingual notes.

1. Aventurera (Adventuress)
2. Mis flores negras (My Black Flowers)
3. Locura (Madness)
4. El lunar de Maria (Maria s mole)
5. Decidete (Make Up Your Mind)
6. Extravio (Loss)
7. Odiame (Hate Me)
8. Jacarandosa (Joyful)
9. Impaciencia
10. Dejame solo (Leave Me Alone)
11. Homenaje a Los Panchos Medley (Tribute to Los Panchos)
12. Poquita fe (Little Faith)
13. El libro de los dioses (The Book of the Gods)
14. Cuando la besas tu (When You Kiss Her)
15. Homenaje a Tomas Mendez Medley (Tribute to Tomas Mendez)
16. Un compromiso (A Commitment)
17. Romanticismo (Romanticism)
18. No me queda mas (There Is Nothing Else Left for Me)
19. Senora Maria Rosa (Mrs. Maria Rosa)
20. Homenaje a Jose Alfredo Jimenez Medley (Tribute to Jose Alfredo Jimene

The romantic trio's signature sound is characterized by three suave male voices, backed by two, and sometimes three, guitars, singing romance-drenched lyrics in lush, three-part harmony. The style rocketed to pan-Latin popularity in the late 1940s and 1950s, and Trio Los Tres Reyes is the last of the big-name Mexican trios to continue performing with the majority of its original members.

"The trío romántico is synonymous with intimacy" - lead singer Bebo Cárdenas

Romancing the Past is a brand-new recording of Los Tres Reyes classics , such as "Ódiame", new additions to the repertoire, such as "El Lunar de María".

Brand New/sealed / Smithsonian