✅ Canal Once - Las 100 favoritas de México (2006)

[Blanco]

Canal Once - Las 100 favoritas de México
(The 100 favorite songs of Mexico)
Source

Despite the name of the program, a total of 114 songs were featured in the TV show.
I've never seen a list with so many different countries, languages​​, genres and eras.

Appears "Various artists" when they have not paid special credit to a particular version, but the song itself.


In no particular order:

Mambo no. 8 - Dámado Pérez Prado
La Llorona - Various artists
Kumbala - La Maldita Vecindad
Somos novios - Armando Manzanero
El rey - José Alfredo Jiménez
Bonita - Javier Solís
La puerta - Luis Demetrio
Amargo adiós - Inspector
Júrame - José Mojica
Esta tarde vi llover - Armando Manzanero
Cruz de olvido - Juan Záizar
Solamente una vez - Agustín Lara
Noche de Ronda - Agustín Lara
Mundo Raro - José Alfredo Jiménez
De qué manera te olvido - Vicente Fernández
Mi Matamoros Querido - Rigo Tovar
La mentira - Álvaro Carrillo
Contigo aprendí - Armando Manzanero
Canción Mixteca - Various artists
México Lindo y querido - Jorge Negrete
Farolito - Agustín Lara
Quinto Patio - Luis Arcaraz
Dios nunca muere - Various artists
La célula que explota - Caifanes
Bésame mucho - Various artists
El Andariego - Álvaro Carrillo
Guadalajara - Various artists
Sexo, pudor y lágrimas - Aleks Syntek
Veracruz - Agustín Lara
Yo no fui - Various artists
El ratón vaquero - Francisco Gabilondo Soler "Cri Cri"
La Bartola - Chava Flores
El jinete - José Alfredo Jiménez
Tiempo - Renato Leduc & Rubén Fuentes
Vereda tropical - Various artists
El final - Los Clips
Allá en el rancho grande - Various artists
La barca - Various artists
El piojo y la pulga - Chava Flores
Tu cárcel - Marco Antonio Solís
Viajera - Luis Arcaraz
La ley del monte - Various artists
No me platiques más - Various artists
Mi ciudad - Guadalupe Trigo
Si nos dejan - José Alfredo Jiménez
Si no te hubieras ido - Marco Antonio Solís
Yo sin ti - Los Hermanos Castro
Triste canción - El Tri
Caminante del Mayab - Various artists
El sinaloense - Various artists
Si Dios me quita la vida - Various artists
Y después del amor - Los Hermanos Castro
El ausente - Various artists
Nunca - Guty Cárdenas
Usted - Various artists
Caminos de Guanajuato - José Alfredo Jiménez
¿Qué te ha dado esa mujer? - Pedro Infante
Cucurrucucú Paloma - Lola Beltrán
Bazar - Flans
No vale la pena - Juan Gabriel
El triste - José José
Fallaste corazón - Cuco Sánchez
Amor eterno - Juan Gabriel
Qué bonita es mi tierra - Various artists
El son de la negra - Various artists
Peregrina - Ricardo Palmerín
Que no quede huella - Bronco
Secreto de amor - Joan Sebastian
Al final - Various artists
Mujeres Divinas - Vicente Fernández
Eres - Café Tacvba
Andar Conmigo - Julieta Venegas
Caminos de Michoacán - Various artists
La Bamba - Ritchie Valens
Frenesí - Various artists
Como quien pierde una estrella - Alejandro Fernández
Granada - Agustín Lara
Amarga navidad - José Alfredo Jiménez
Carcacha - Selena
Amnesia - Inspector
Mi Gran noche - Raphael
Popotitos - Los Teen Tops
La chica de Ipanema - Antonio Carlos Jobim & Vinicius de Moraes
Light my Fire - The Doors
My Girl - The Temptations
Imagine - John Lennon
La vida es un carnaval - Celia Cruz
Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers
Hotel California - The Eagles
Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones
Obsesión - Pedro Flores
Volare - Domenico Modugno
Oye - Various Artists
Cruz de navajas - Mecano
¿Dónde estás, Yolanda? - Various artists
Going out of my head - Little Anthony & the Imperials
Ya lo pasado, pasado - Juan Gabriel
No volveré - Various artists
September - Earth, Wind and Fire
She Loves You - The Beatles
Mi pueblo - Paul Anka & César Costa
Penélope - Joan Manuel Serrat
Caballo viejo - Simón Díaz
Young Girl - Gary Puckett and The Union Gap
Get Back - The Beatles
Me voy - Julieta Venegas
El orangután - Various artists
Alármala de tos - Botellita de Jeréz
Amor Prohibido - Selena
Amar y vivir - Various artists
Me voy - Julieta Venegas
Gloria - Van Morrison
Pedro Navaja - Rubén Blades
Lágrimas de Cristal - Los Hermanos Carrión

[Henrik]

Blanco, it seems to me that this show was about popular songs in Mexico, and not any kind of critics' list.

[panam]

I think this list needs to be reevaluated. One of the most ambitious media programs for rescue the Mexican repertoire

Here is the press release
http://oncetv-ipn.net/acercade/boletin_297.htm
and
http://oncetv-ipn.net/las100favoritas/presentacion.htm

If you pay attention it's curious they are recognizing the composer and not the performer (most of the live presented were covers by another artists), but it seems it was chosen by critics and musicians. Later, they got the idea people choose their own Top Ten
http://oncetv-ipn.net/las100favoritas/
but it's not related to the previous 100 (+) selected.

Also in the show, they presented some songs not related with Mexico but probably were chosen by critics because they thought those songs were important.

[panam]

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[Henrik]

panam, what kind of work could you do to find performers? If the list will be included it has to be performers chosen by the people who chose the songs. Not guesses or the most popular versions.

[panam]

It was a misunderstood of mine. In the source page, it appears the songs and their artists next to the performers who made live versions during the show (some of the original chosen passed away, other ones couldn't be on the show).

[Henrik]

I still think this list has several issues. Blanco listed for example "La Bamba" by Ritchie Valens, but according to the page he linked to it just says "traditional" and who performed the song on the show. Also, the list is called "Las 100 favoritas de México", which to me doesn't sound like critics made their personal choices, but rather chosen songs that have been popular in the country over the years. This just can't be eligible as I see it.

[panam]

For a certain reason, list made by Blanco change some performers (and that's why I thought it needed to be changed and I tried to show the most popular versions of those ones).

The only valid song is what is showed on the link source. No more, no less.

The title "Favoritas" could be ambiguous. As the press release show, it was targeted to a TV audience that needs to involved with the songs (at the end of the especial, they chosen their own favorite live performances). But as other titles as "1001 albums to listen before you dead" is just a way to impact. The same way of election and also with the participation of music critics and specialists (Jaime Almeida, for example)

[panam]

I'm really convinced this list have to be included and this is the last I'll do for it:

First at all, you said:

"I still think this list has several issues. Blanco listed for example "La Bamba" by Ritchie Valens, but according to the page he linked to it just says "traditional" and who performed the song on the show."

The list presented by Blanco has difference with the source because of a reason: the list of Blanco is the list as it was presented on TV, the source presented the songs only by composers and live cover guests on the show. That's why I misunderstood and I try to elaborate a new list (and I feel bad and I apologize because for that reason you could think this list is not eligible)

You said:

"Also, the list is called "Las 100 favoritas de México", which to me doesn't sound like critics made their personal choices, but rather chosen songs that have been popular in the country over the years."

I say again: the title could be confusing but it's not what it seems. The list was not made as popularity contest, it was made by critics asked for their best songs on popular music. "Nuestra mejores canciones" is the pre-title. And the critics are also part of the show. The use of the word "Favoritas" is related to the dynamics created with the audience (as I explained before).


"Nuestras mejores canciones. Las 100 favoritas de México es el primer programa de la televisión nacional cuyo objetivo es descubrir la favorita, más representativa y mejor canción del siglo XX de México. Este proyecto de entretenimiento cultural para toda la familia abarca un recorrido histórico-musical, en el que disfrutaremos las melodías más entrañables de las últimas décadas."

It's not a project about popularity, it's a project about choosing best songs between popular music in Mexico. It targets the family, but the way of election of the songs is on the next paragraphs.

"Y quién mejor que César Costa para guiarnos en este apasionante viaje por el tiempo, que nos hará recordar aquellas composiciones que permanecen en nuestra memoria emocional. Así, después de este maravilloso recuento, vislumbraremos los rasgos, temperamento y carácter que nos definen como colectividad.

En cada programa participarán cuatro canciones de distinto género, de las que se analizará, en forma minuciosa e interdisciplinaria, diversos aspectos que podrían resultar en el triunfo o la derrota: su historia, cualidades musicales y líricas, algún hecho curioso en torno a ella, su relevancia, datos fehacientes de la vida y obra del compositor, y divertidas anécdotas.

Entrevistaremos a críticos musicales, respetados líderes de opinión de conocidos medios de comunicación, especialistas, familiares y amigos de los compositores. El público podrá votar por su favorita a través de una llamada telefónica o un correo electrónico; y tanto en pantalla como en la página web se difundirá, semana a semana, el avance de las votaciones. En el último programa se conocerá el top ten: los diez primeros lugares que llegarán a la gran final."

As any Rolling Stone list prologue, they remind the collective conscious of the popular music. Next, they talk about the analysis of the songs (specific and interdisciplinary) and appears the music critics and specialists related to the chosen songs (if is would be a Top 40/ Billboard / style list they don't invite specialists, they invited any gossip celebrity to talk. Another proof is a quality related list is they mention the criteria. At the end, they also talk about a votation for people (a Top Ten) but that has no relationship with the original 100 songs list.

Henrik, I hope you take into account all this. A necessary list.

[Henrik]

Thanks panam, but I still don't get where the source is that "La Bamba" should be credited to Ritchie Valens as the definitive version.

[panam]

Thanks panam, but I still don't get where the source is that "La Bamba" should be credited to Ritchie Valens as the definitive version.

The credits on TV appears that way:

CANCIÓN / AUTOR
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA
AÑO

(SONG /COMPOSER
WHO MADE IT FAMOUS
YEAR)

The credits on the website show only the composer and the live performers during the show. Blanco presented two of the credits presented on TV. (Song and Who Made It Famous)

Source: This video http://youtu.be/sO0T9b2tff0

[Henrik]

I definitely trust Blanco, but I find it a bit hard to believe that he watched all the shows and noted down the credits every time. Especially since he didn't mention anything about it. So what source could he have used? Apparently it was not the link he provided.

Blanco, I hope everything is well with you. I miss you a lot! I'm sure other forumers do as well.
If you read this, please let us know where you got the information about performer of the definitive version (or who made it famous). I would like to remove my thoughts that it could be your guesses.

[panam]

I hope Blanco appears soon. I've brought all the sources available and I strongly believe this list needs to be included.

Also I forgot to mention Central Once is a cultural channel promoted by the Instituto Politecnico Nacional (they are in charge of TV and public radio in Mexico).

[panam]

More videos that prove Blanco's list is ok. Enough to remove any guess

El Tri - Triste canción
http://youtu.be/sO0T9b2tff0

The Doors - Gloria
http://youtu.be/poD3hoqxqs8

Lola Beltrán - Cucurucucu paloma
http://youtu.be/dvOM2K7VtU4

La Sonora Santanera - El orangután
http://youtu.be/XojgCT0ohOo

Pedro Infante - Que te ha dado esa mujer?
http://youtu.be/klbkatWDAPA

[Henrik]

OK panam, you have finally convinced me. I'm sorry that you had to work so hard for it to happen...!

[Henrik]

Hold on, The Doors made "Gloria" famous!!!!!!???

[Henrik]

Blanco wrote Van Morrison, who wrote the song, but the performer should be Them. Also, Antonio Carlos Jobim & Vinicius de Moraes composed/wrote "Garôta de Ipanema", but I don't think they ever recorded it together.

[panam]

About Gloria, here in Latin America (at least where I live) radio stations used to play The Doors version, after time I knew the original Them version.

Check this, the Spanish language entry for the song in Wikipedia https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_ ... The_Doors)

"Gloria tuvo un considerable y sorprendente éxito en varios países del continente americano, impulsado en gran medida por el apoyo audiovisual de la recién fundada cadena de música MTV, y por ser prácticamente el último y definitivo tema inédito de The Doors para entonces, diez años después de su separación oficial."

"Gloria had a significant and surprising success in several countries of the American continent , driven largely by the audiovisual support of the newly founded MTV music chain, and for being virtually the last and final unreleased song by The Doors for then, ten years later their official separation."

As several countries of the American continent included Mexico.

The source where says "The Doors - Gloria" is from the original Las 100 Favoritas video

[panam]

About Garota De Ipanema, the original recorded version belongs to Tom Jobim (whose real name was Antonio Carlos Jobim) & Vinicius De Moraes

http://youtu.be/lg_afqmeZoE

[Henrik]

Oh, I wasn't even aware of The Doors' version. I guess I should have checked it out before I made a post like that.

What record is the Jobim/De Moraes version taken from?

[panam]

Oh, I wasn't even aware of The Doors' version. I guess I should have checked it out before I made a post like that.

What record is the Jobim/De Moraes version taken from?

https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garota_de_Ipanema
https://www.discogs.com/es/Getz-Gilbert ... se/8119895

Jobim/De Moraes is from 1963, by Verve Records.

[Henrik]

Oh, I wasn't even aware of The Doors' version. I guess I should have checked it out before I made a post like that.

What record is the Jobim/De Moraes version taken from?

https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garota_de_Ipanema
https://www.discogs.com/es/Getz-Gilbert ... se/8119895

Jobim/De Moraes is from 1963, by Verve Records.

Sorry to be so annoying, but that's the Getz/Gilberto version...?

[panam]

Oh, I wasn't even aware of The Doors' version. I guess I should have checked it out before I made a post like that.

What record is the Jobim/De Moraes version taken from?

https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garota_de_Ipanema
https://www.discogs.com/es/Getz-Gilbert ... se/8119895

Jobim/De Moraes is from 1963, by Verve Records.

Sorry to be so annoying, but that's the Getz/Gilberto version...?

No, Getz/Gilberto was recorded months later and released the next year, although Jobim participate during the sessions.

[Henrik]

I know it wasn't the first recording. For example, Jobim recorded an instrumental version on "The Composer of Desafinado, Plays". But the discogs link you gave me is to the Getz/Gilberto version.

Look at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Girl_from_Ipanema. It says nothing about a Jobim/De Moraes recording collaboration.

Perhaps someone else could help us out here? It's one of the most famous songs of all time, so I'm sure we can solve this.

[Dexter]

"Garota de Ipanema" is found in Um Encontro no au Bon Gourmet (recorded in 1962; unofficial).
On August 2, 1962, "Garota De Ipanema" was played for the first time in a small night club of Copacabana, Au Bon Gourmet. For 40 nights, Tom, Vinicius and a talented guitarist named João Gilberto played the song for the crowd. People loved it from the very beginning. At least one of those shows was recorded but never officially (vinyl album was released by Doxy Music in 2015). In spite of the fact that "Garota De Ipanema" was already popular among the crowd in Copacabana, the first studio recording of the song was not produced by Tom and/or Vinicius. In 1963, singer Pery Ribeiro became the first artist to record this song. That same year, however, Tom Jobim was able to record the song too. He included an instrumental version of "The Girl From Ipanema" on his first American production entitled The Composer of "Desafinado" Plays. Although this version was well accepted, it did not enjoy the popularity of the next recording we all are familiar with (Getz/Gilberto version).

Sources:
http://latinmusic.about.com/od/brazilia ... istory.htm
https://secondhandsongs.com/artist/2280+3058+4673
https://secondhandsongs.com/visual_performance/261
http://daniellathompson.com/Texts/Revie ... ourmet.htm
https://www.discogs.com/Tom-Jobim-Vinic ... se/7208682

[panam]

"Garota de Ipanema" is found in Um Encontro no au Bon Gourmet (recorded in 1962; unofficial).
On August 2, 1962, "Garota De Ipanema" was played for the first time in a small night club of Copacabana, Au Bon Gourmet. For 40 nights, Tom, Vinicius and a talented guitarist named João Gilberto played the song for the crowd. People loved it from the very beginning. At least one of those shows was recorded but never officially (vinyl album was released by Doxy Music in 2015). In spite of the fact that "Garota De Ipanema" was already popular among the crowd in Copacabana, the first studio recording of the song was not produced by Tom and/or Vinicius. In 1963, singer Pery Ribeiro became the first artist to record this song. That same year, however, Tom Jobim was able to record the song too. He included an instrumental version of "The Girl From Ipanema" on his first American production entitled The Composer of "Desafinado" Plays. Although this version was well accepted, it did not enjoy the popularity of the next recording we all are familiar with (Getz/Gilberto version).

Sources:
http://latinmusic.about.com/od/brazilia ... istory.htm
https://secondhandsongs.com/artist/2280+3058+4673
https://secondhandsongs.com/visual_performance/261
http://daniellathompson.com/Texts/Revie ... ourmet.htm
https://www.discogs.com/Tom-Jobim-Vinic ... se/7208682

Exactly, the link I provided was wrong https://www.discogs.com/es/Antonio-Carl ... ster/96352

[Henrik]

More videos that prove Blanco's list is ok. Enough to remove any guess

El Tri - Triste canción
http://youtu.be/sO0T9b2tff0

The Doors - Gloria
http://youtu.be/poD3hoqxqs8

Lola Beltrán - Cucurucucu paloma
http://youtu.be/dvOM2K7VtU4

La Sonora Santanera - El orangután
http://youtu.be/XojgCT0ohOo

Pedro Infante - Que te ha dado esa mujer?
http://youtu.be/klbkatWDAPA

Believe me, I want to include this list. But as Blanco actually listed the songwriter in one of these five cases I think I will wait for him to come back and explain his source. Hopefully he will one day.

Thanks for the detailed info on "Garota de Ipanema", Dexter! As the Jobim & De Moraes recording wasn't official until 2015, it is probably another case where Blanco listed the writers and not who made it famous.

[panam]

That's ok. I will looking for more information about (also I emailed the guys behind the project hoping an answer). If the credits are cleared there won't be any problem at all

[panam]

Finally!

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/panameri ... l-once-tv/



In no particular order:

Mambo no. 8

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mambo no 8, Damaso Pérez Prado
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Perez Prado
AÑO: 1956

La Llorona

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La Llorona, anónimo
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Chavela Vargas
AÑO: 1961

Kumbala

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Kumbala, La Maldita Vecindad
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA La Maldita Vecindad
AÑO: 1991

Somos novios

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Somos novios, Armando Manzanero
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Armando Manzanero
AÑO: 1967


El rey

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El rey, José Alfredo Jimenez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Alfredo Jiménez
AÑO: 1971

Bonita

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Bonita, Luis Arcaraz - José Zorrilla
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Tin Tan
AÑO: 1947

La puerta

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La puerta, Luis Demetrio
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Lucho Gatica
AÑO: 1957

Amargo adiós

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Amargo adiós, Inspector
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Inspector
AÑO: 2002

Júrame

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Júrame, María Grever
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Mojica
AÑO: 1926


Esta tarde vi llover

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Esta tarde vi llover, Armando Manzanero
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Armando Manzanero
AÑO: 1967


Cruz de olvido

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Cruz de olvido, Juan Záizar
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Hermanos Záizar
AÑO: 1951

Solamente una vez

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Solamente una vez, Agustín Lara
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Agustin Lara
AÑO 1942

Noche de Ronda

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Noche de ronda, Agustín Lara
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Agustin Lara
AÑO: 1935


Mundo Raro

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mundo raro, José Alfredo Jimenez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Alfredo Jiménez
AÑO: 1955


De qué manera te olvido

CANCIÓN / AUTOR De que manera te olvido, Federico Méndez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Vicente Fernandez
AÑO: 1980

Mi Matamoros Querido

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mi Matamoros querido, Rigo Tovar
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Rigo Tovar
AÑO: 1971

La mentira

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La mentira, Álvaro Carrillo
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Pepe Jara
AÑO: 1965

Contigo aprendí

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Contigo aprendí, Armando Manzanero
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Armando Manzanero
AÑO: 1967

Canción Mixteca

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Canción mixteca, José López Alavez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Luis Aguilar
AÑO: 1957

México Lindo y querido

CANCIÓN / AUTOR México Lindó y querido, Jesús Monge
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Jorge Negrete
AÑO: 1950

Farolito

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Farolito, Agustín Lara
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Agustín Lara
AÑO: 1935

Quinto Patio

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Quinto Patio, Luis Arcaraz
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Emilio Tuero
AÑO: 1950

Dios nunca muere

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Dios nunca muere, Macedonio Alcalá
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Pedro Infante
AÑO: 1955

La célula que explota

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La célula que explota, Caifanes
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Caifanes
AÑO: 1990

Bésame mucho

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Bésame mucho, Consuelo Velásquez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Emilio Tuero
AÑO: 1941

El Andariego

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El Andariego, Álvaro Carrillo
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Alvaro Carrillo
AÑO: 1968

Guadalajara

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Guadalajara, José Guizar
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Mariachi Vargas de Tecatitlán
AÑO: 1954

Sexo, pudor y lágrimas

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Sexo, pudor y lágrimas, Aleks Syntek
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Aleks Syntek
AÑO: 1999

Veracruz

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Veracruz, Agustín Lara
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Toña La Negra
AÑO: 1936

Yo no fui

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Yo no fui, Consuelo Velásquez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Pedro Infante
AÑO: 1951


El ratón vaquero

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El ratón vaquero, Francisco Gabilondo Soler "Cri Cri"
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Francisco Gabilondo Soler "Cri Cri"
AÑO: 1936

La Bartola

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La Bartola, Chava Flores
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Chava Flores
AÑO: 1952

El jinete

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El jinete, Jose Alfredo Jiménez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Alfredo Jiménez
AÑO: 1971

Tiempo

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Tiempo, Renato Leduc & Rubén Fuentes
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José José con Marco Antonio Muñiz
AÑO: 1976


Vereda tropical

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Vereda tropical, Gonzalo Curiel
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Lupita Palomera
AÑO: 1938


El final

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El final, Los Clips
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Clips
AÑO: 1989

Allá en el rancho grande

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Allá en el rancho grande, Margarita Ledesma
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Tito Guizar
AÑO: 1939

La barca

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La barca, Roberto Cantoral
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Tres Caballeros
AÑO: 1957

El piojo y la pulga

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El piojo y la pulga, Chava Flores
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Chava Flores
AÑO: 1952

Tu cárcel

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Tu cárcel, Marco Antonio Solís
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Bukis
AÑO: 1987

Viajera

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Viajera, Luis Arcaraz
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Luis Arcaraz
AÑO: 1950

La ley del monte

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La ley del monte, José Angel Espinoza Ferrusquilla
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Vicente Fernández
AÑO: 1970

No me platiques más

CANCIÓN / AUTOR No me platiques más
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Lucho Gatica
AÑO: 1960

Mi ciudad

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mi ciudad, Guadalupe Trigo
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Guadalupe Trigo
AÑO: 1971


Si nos dejan

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Si nos dejan, José Alfredo Jiménez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Alfredo Jiménez
AÑO: 1970

Si no te hubieras ido

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Si no te hubieras ido, Marco Antonio Solís
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Marco Antonio Solís
AÑO: 1999

Yo sin ti

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Yo sin ti, Arturo Castro
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Hermanos Castro
AÑO: 1965

Triste canción

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Triste canción, Alex Lora
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA El Tri
AÑO: 1985

Caminante del Mayab

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Caminante del Mayab, Guty Cárdenas
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Guty Cárdenas
AÑO: 1923

El sinaloense

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El sinaloense, Severiano Briseño
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Luis Aguilar
AÑO: 1948

Si Dios me quita la vida

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Si Dios me quita la vida, Luis Demetrio
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Javier Solís
AÑO: 1965

Y después del amor

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Y después del amor, Luis Castro
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Hermanos Castro
AÑO: 1971

El ausente

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El ausente, Corona, Leal y Valdés
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Antonio Aguilar
AÑO: 1971

Nunca
CANCIÓN / AUTOR Nunca, Guty Cárdenas
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Guty Cárdenas
AÑO: 1927

Usted

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Usted, Gabriel Ruiz
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Tres Diamantes
AÑO: 1951

Caminos de Guanajuato

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Caminos de Guanajuato, José Alfredo Jiménez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Alfredo Jiménez
AÑO: 1954

¿Qué te ha dado esa mujer?

CANCIÓN / AUTOR ¿Qué te ha dado esa mujer?, Gilberto Parra
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Pedro Infante
AÑO: 1948

Cucurrucucú Paloma

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Cucurrucucú Paloma, Tomás Méndez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Lola Beltrán
AÑO: 1927

Bazar

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Bazar, Lara y Monarres
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Flans
AÑO: 1985

No vale la pena

CANCIÓN / AUTOR No vale la pena, Juan Gabriel
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Juan Gabriel
AÑO: 1983

El triste

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El triste, Roberto Cantoral
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José José
AÑO: 1970

Fallaste corazón

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Fallaste corazón, Cuco Sanchez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Cuco Sanchez
AÑO: 1954

Amor eterno

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Amor eterno, Juan Gabriel
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Rocío Dúrcal
AÑO: 1984

Qué bonita es mi tierra

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Que bonita es mi tierra, Ruben Fuentes
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Mariachi Vargas de Tecatitlán
AÑO:

El son de la negra

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El son de la negra, Silvestre Vargas y Rubén Fuentes
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Mariachi Vargas de Tecatitlán
AÑO: 1980

Peregrina

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Peregrina, Ricardo Palmerín
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Ricardo Palmerín
AÑO: 1924

Que no quede huella

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Que no quede huella, Bronco
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Bronco
AÑO: 1989

Secreto de amor

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Secreto de amor, Joan Sebastian
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Joan Sebastian
AÑO: 2000

Al final

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Al final, Roberto Cantoral
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Emmanuel
AÑO: 1979

Mujeres Divinas

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mujeres divinas, Martin Urieta
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Vicente Fernandez
AÑO: 1982

Eres

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Eres, Emmanuel del Real
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Café Tacvba
AÑO: 2003

Andar Conmigo

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Andar conmigo, Julieta Venegas
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Julieta Venegas
AÑO: 2003

Caminos de Michoacán

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Caminos de Michoacán, Bulmaro Bermúdez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Federico Villa
AÑO: 1971

La Bamba

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La Bamba, anónimo
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Ritchie Valens
AÑO: 1958

Frenesí

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Frenesí, Alberto Domínguez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Lupita Palomera
AÑO: 1938

Como quien pierde una estrella

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Como quien pierde una estrella, Humberto Estrada
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Alejandro Fernández
AÑO: 1995

Granada

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Granada, Agustín Lara
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Agustín Lara
AÑO: 1932

Amarga navidad

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Amarga Navidad, José Alfredo Jiménez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José Alfredo Jiménez
AÑO: 1955

Carcacha

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Carcacha, Abraham Quintanilla III
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Selena
AÑO: 1992

Amnesia

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Amnesia, Inspector
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Inspector
AÑO: 2002

Mi Gran noche

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mi gran noche, de Salvatore Adamo y Manuel Alejandro
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Raphael
AÑO 1967

Popotitos

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Popotitos, de Enrique Guzman
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Teen Tops
AÑO: 1961

La chica de Ipanema

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La Chica de Ipanema, Antonio Carlos Jobim & Vinicius de Moraes
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto
AÑO: 1964

Light my Fire

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Light My Fire, The Doors
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Doors
AÑO: 1967

My Girl

CANCIÓN / AUTOR My Girl, The Temptations
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Temptations
AÑO: 1964

Imagine

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Imagine, John Lennon
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA John Lennon
AÑO: 1971

La vida es un carnaval

CANCIÓN / AUTOR La vida es un carnaval, Victor Daniel
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Celia Cruz
AÑO: 1998

Unchained Melody

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Unchained Melody, The Righteous Brothers
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Righteous Brothers
AÑO: 1965

Hotel California

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Hotel California - The Eagles
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Eagles
AÑO: 1977

Satisfaction

CANCIÓN / AUTOR I can't get no (satisfaction)
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Rolling Stones
AÑO: 1965

Obsesión

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Obsesión, Pedro Flores
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Pedro Vargas & Benny Moré
AÑO: 1954

Volare

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Volare (Nel pinto di blue), Domenico Modugno
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Domenico Modugno
AÑO: 1963

Oye

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Oye, René Touzet
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA La Sonora Dinamita
AÑO: 1984

Cruz de navajas

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Cruz de navajas, José María Cano
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Mecano
AÑO: 1986

¿Dónde estás, Yolanda?

CANCIÓN / AUTOR ¿Dónde estás, Yolanda?, Manuel Jiménez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA La Sonora Santanera
AÑO: 1970

Going out of my head

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Going out of my head, Little Anthony & the Imperials
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Little Anthony & the Imperials
AÑO: 1964

Ya lo pasado, pasado

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Ya lo pasado, pasado, Juan Gabriel
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA José José
AÑO: 1978

No volveré

CANCIÓN / AUTOR No volveré, Manuel Esperón
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Pedro Infante
AÑO: 1955

September

CANCIÓN / AUTOR September, Earth, wind and fire
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Earth, wind and fire
AÑO: 1978

She Loves You

CANCIÓN / AUTOR She loves you, John Lennon / Paul McCartney
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Beatles
AÑO: 1963

Mi pueblo

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Mi pueblo, Paul Anka & César Costa
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA César Costa
AÑO: 1961

Penélope

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Penélope, Joan Manuel Serrat
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Joan Manuel Serrat
AÑO: 1969

Caballo viejo

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Caballo viejo, Simón Díaz
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Roberto Torres
AÑO: 1980

Young Girl

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Young Girl, Gary Puckett and The Union Gap
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Gary Puckett and The Union Gap
AÑO: 1968

Get Back

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Get Back, John Lennon / Paul McCartney
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Beatles
AÑO: 1969

El orangután

CANCIÓN / AUTOR El orangután, Chico Novarro
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA La Sonora Santanera
AÑO: 1962

Alármala de tos

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Alármala de tos, Botellita de Jerez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Botellita de Jerez
AÑO: 1984

Amor Prohibido

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Amor prohibido, Abraham Quintanilla III
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Selena
AÑO: 1994

Amar y vivir

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Amar y vivir, Consuelo Velásquez
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Antonio Machin
AÑO: 1944

Me voy

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Me voy, Julieta Venegas
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Julieta Venegas
AÑO: 2006

Gloria

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Gloria, Van Morrison
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA The Doors
AÑO: 1984

Pedro Navaja

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Pedro Navaja, Ruben Blades
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Ruben Blades
AÑO: 1978

Lágrimas de Cristal

CANCIÓN / AUTOR Lágrimas de cristal, Los Hermanos Carrión
QUIEN LA HIZO FAMOSA Los Hermanos Carrión
AÑO: 1971

[Henrik]

Great! Thanks Panam!

[Blanco]

I definitely trust Blanco, but I find it a bit hard to believe that he watched all the shows and noted down the credits every time. Especially since he didn't mention anything about it. So what source could he have used? Apparently it was not the link he provided.

Blanco, I hope everything is well with you. I miss you a lot! I'm sure other forumers do as well.
If you read this, please let us know where you got the information about performer of the definitive version (or who made it famous). I would like to remove my thoughts that it could be your guesses.

I hope Blanco appears soon. I've brought all the sources available and I strongly believe this list needs to be included.

I apologize for my delayed response; I've only just come across this. I deeply regret my absence and the inability to respond earlier. However, I greatly admire Panam's effort in tracking down the information.

Panam, if I understood correctly, did you contact someone from the channel? Regarding the source I used, I'm not sure why I didn't include more information and an additional link. If memory serves me right, I found recordings of the program on Archive.org and transcribed the info. I believe I discovered these by searching deeply inside the Canal Once site on Archive.

Understandably, due to the passage of time, it seems those recordings are no longer available on the internet, even on Archive. Perhaps the recordings were in Quicktime or Flash format, or something similar, because I do recall viewing them, but now, when I attempt to access the recordings on Archive, nothing appears. It seems that the saying "if something is on the internet, it will be there forever" is not true. In fact, this post seems to be the only remaining record of the tv show that shares something beyond the title mention.

So, thank you very much once again, and my apologies for the delay.

[StevieFan13]

Hey no worries. What’s eight years between friends?

[panam]

Hey no worries. What’s eight years between friends?

Jokes aside, if I hadnt do something in these 8 years the list would have been lost forever.