Armando Manzanero:
Mía
Esta vez que te vas

José Alfredo Jiménez:
Si nos dejan

Pedro Junco Jr.:
Nosotros

Juan Carlos Cobián:
Nostalgias

Maximiliano B. More:
Mi amor fugaz

Enrique Heredia:
Se me apareció la Muerte
Mis penas
Bolero puro

Roberto Grela:
Las cuarenta

Pepe Sánchez:
La primera tristeza

Osvaldo Farrés:
Toda una vida

Enrique Santos Discépolo:
Uno

After many collaborations and mutual admirations, Negri and Pepe Rivero started working almost a year ago on a common project, a hand to hand that has the bolero as its protagonist.

Negri, who since his origins in "La Barbería del Sur" has ventured into pop, Cuban music or jazz, wished since "El último beso" (the tribute to Agustín Lara that took him on several tours in Mexico), to complete his love for the genre, with a Cuban who had that music in his blood.

Pepe Rivero, born in Manzanillo, pianist of Celia Cruz, Paquito D'Rivera, Diego "El Cigala" or Pasión Vega, had already recorded and edited with Deutsche Grammophon "Los boleros de Chopin", a repertoire that Paquito D'Rivera incorporated into his 2015 Grammy "Jazz meets the Classic".

It was a matter of time to gather them so that we can enjoy today these boleros, which sometimes come from Tango, Chachachá, Son, Malaguenas or Rancheras. Some of the singers and musicians that both Negri and Pepe have frequented in their different musical adventures have been invited to such a musical banquet.