Sinaloa-born singer Luis Ángel “El Flaco” commemorated a quarter century of artistic career with the release of his 25th Anniversary (Deluxe) album, a special edition that includes 16 songs including classic hits, collaborations and new songs.
The production was presented as a tribute to his trajectory, but also as a reaffirmation of his relevance in regional Mexican music.
An album that fuses tradition and novelty
This album combines traditional band arrangements with modern touches.
This has been highlighted by local media as a “true display of talent” and a project that “reinvents without losing its essence”.
Luis Ángel El Flaco invited several renowned artists in the genre to collaborate:
Tony Aguirre, Luis Alfonso, Majo Aguilar, Víctor García, El Mimoso (Luis Antonio López), La Adictiva and Gerardo Coronel.
These associations allow the album to travel through different shades of regional Mexican music.
Standout tracks include “El Festejado”, “Amor Borrachito” – which reached #1 in Mexico and Colombia -, “Vuelve a Mí” and “Se Solicita”.
The album is available on digital platforms, with an approximate duration of 45 minutes.
Historic concert at the National Auditorium
To mark this celebration, Luis Ángel El Flaco offered a sold-out concert at the National Auditorium in Mexico City, where he reviewed his career, accompanying the audience with his most memorable interpretations.
That presentation was recorded in audio and video, as part of a special live version that will also be published as part of the project.
During the show he performed songs such as “Hasta la Miel Amarga”, “Número Equivocado”, “Y Si Se Quiere Ir” and “La Ley de la Vida”, among others.
This live album will be Luis Ángel El Flaco’s third release of the year 2025, reflecting his constant productivity and desire to offer his fans different experiences.
International exposure, especially for U.S. Hispanics.
For those who follow his career from the United States, this project represents a dual opportunity:
Having new music from Luis Ángel El Flaco on digital platforms, something that can be listened to from anywhere.
Expect possible U.S. tour dates: concerts under the “El Flaco y Sus Amigos” format have already been reported in places like Texas and California as part of his promotional calendar.
These types of releases will reinforce his presence among Latino communities that consume Banda and Regional Mexican music, bringing El Flaco closer to these audiences who celebrate each year of his legacy.
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