Title: Javier Solís – Dos Ídolos Que Se Fueron

Year/Genre: 1960s, Ranchera/Bolero

Matrix #: CYS 1407

Condition: VG

Description:
Issued in the 1960s, Dos Ídolos Que Se Fueron pays tribute to two fallen figures of Mexican popular music, with Javier Solís interpreting songs that kept alive the memory of earlier ranchera greats. Known as the “Rey del Bolero Ranchero,” Solís rose from Mexico City’s working-class barrios to become one of the nation’s most beloved vocalists, bridging traditional mariachi with the urban bolero style. This record reflects the cultural importance of preserving musical legacies at a time when Mexico was navigating modernization while still clinging to deeply rooted traditions. For music lovers, it offers a poignant snapshot of heritage, memory, and continuity in mid-20th-century Latin American music.

Price Suggestions:

• NM: $20–$25

• VG+: $14–$18

• VG: $8–$12

• G: $4–$6

9/10/25 LM