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Fidel Rueda
His norteño-banda style is one of a kind!
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About the Show
Fidel Rueda has had an amazing music career. He started with a local band playing at neighborhood parties, then recorded several albums with another band, and finally became a solo artist. Songs like "No Puedo Perdonarte," "Y Tú Qué Harías," "Blanca Paloma," "Más Que Amor," "Y Hubo Alguien," "Y Aunque Te Duela" and "Me Encantaría" have made him one of the most admired and loved singer-songwriters in Regional Mexican music. He's now releasing his new production "Sinaloense Hasta las Cachas," an album that includes 10 songs, four of them penned by him, two by Horacio Palencia and four covers. The single "Tu Ya Eres Cosa del Pasado" is already a top 10 hit on the music charts.
Fidel Rueda stopped by Acceso Total to chat all about the new album. You can't miss this extraordinary interview!
"Sinaloense Hasta Las Cachas" is now available on www.Walmart.com or any of our stores nationwide!
-The Crew at Walmart Acceso Total
The album title
"I decided on that name because it's also the name of one of the songs that I wrote. 'Sinaloense Hasta las Cachas' means I'm totally and completely from the state of Sinaloa, down to the core."
The album
"The album's style is banda with accordion… there are 10 songs. We have four covers, two by Horacio Palencia and four new ones written by me… There's a nice balance."
The single
"It's called 'Tú Ya Eres Cosa del Pasado.' It's a song written by Horacio Palencia. Since we started with 'Me Encantaría' then 'En Hora Buena,' we decided that this song would be like the follow up to 'En Hora Buena'…"
His musical style
"I started with norteño-banda; I created the style. But I improved that style, which in the beginning simply included drums, tuba, harmonies and accordion. Later I used six instruments and now people see me with a full banda, as a banda is known to be…"
Dreaming of success
"I used to dream of playing in the United States…. I didn't think I'd make it as a solo artist, maybe with a band. I did dream with success, and I'm grateful to God that this dream is coming true."
Los fans
"I like to spend time with the fans. During my live presentations, I like to stay until the last autograph has been signed and the last picture has been taken, and to give them the attention they deserve because they pay to see me… I'm very grateful for their support…"
Fidel Rueda stopped by Acceso Total to chat all about the new album. You can't miss this extraordinary interview!
"Sinaloense Hasta Las Cachas" is now available on www.Walmart.com or any of our stores nationwide!
-The Crew at Walmart Acceso Total
The album title
"I decided on that name because it's also the name of one of the songs that I wrote. 'Sinaloense Hasta las Cachas' means I'm totally and completely from the state of Sinaloa, down to the core."
The album
"The album's style is banda with accordion… there are 10 songs. We have four covers, two by Horacio Palencia and four new ones written by me… There's a nice balance."
The single
"It's called 'Tú Ya Eres Cosa del Pasado.' It's a song written by Horacio Palencia. Since we started with 'Me Encantaría' then 'En Hora Buena,' we decided that this song would be like the follow up to 'En Hora Buena'…"
His musical style
"I started with norteño-banda; I created the style. But I improved that style, which in the beginning simply included drums, tuba, harmonies and accordion. Later I used six instruments and now people see me with a full banda, as a banda is known to be…"
Dreaming of success
"I used to dream of playing in the United States…. I didn't think I'd make it as a solo artist, maybe with a band. I did dream with success, and I'm grateful to God that this dream is coming true."
Los fans
"I like to spend time with the fans. During my live presentations, I like to stay until the last autograph has been signed and the last picture has been taken, and to give them the attention they deserve because they pay to see me… I'm very grateful for their support…"
The Band
Did you know?
• He was born in Culiacán, Sinaloa.
• He began his career with a band that played at local parties.
• He studied law in college, but didn't finish his studies.
• In 2003, he joined norteño band Los Buitres.
• He became a solo artist in 2006, and his first album was titled "Paz en Este Amor."
• He was born in Culiacán, Sinaloa.
• He began his career with a band that played at local parties.
• He studied law in college, but didn't finish his studies.
• In 2003, he joined norteño band Los Buitres.
• He became a solo artist in 2006, and his first album was titled "Paz en Este Amor."
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