Celebracion De los 25 Años de Juan Gabriel en Bellas Artes

Disc 1
1	Obertura: El Amor 6:00
2	Que Buena Suerte 3:54
3	Sin Dinero y con Guitarra: Aquella Melodia/No Tengo Dinero/Me He ... 10:00
4	Recordándote 5:33
5	Así Fue 7:24
6	Cuantos Diea Mas 4:11
7	Hoy Todos Mis Dias 4:44
8	Rumbeando Por Madrid: La Madrilena/Maria Jose/Cuando Seas Mi Mujer 5:48
9	Ven a Mi Soledad 11:36
10	Amor Eterno 4:44
Disc 2
1	El Principio 7:16
2	La Herencia 4:35
3	Homenaje a Lola: Que Viva Lola/Cucurrucucu Paloma/Paloma ... 8:44
4	Te Sigo Amando 3:33
5	Costumbres 6:33
6	No Me Arrepiento de Nada 3:45
7	Abuso 5:19
8	Chachaseando (Pensando en Ti): Siempre en Mi Mente/Mentira/Nadie ... 13:37
9	Te Recuerdo Dulcemente 5:04
10	Obertura: El Amor 2:56

Barnes & Noble

Juan Gabriel is one of Mexico's most prolific singer-songwriters. With the urbane refinement of Sting, the shirtsleeves populism of Springsteen, and the fey pianisms of Liberace thrown into the mix, Gabriel is a pop figure whose magnitude knows no equal in Anglo rock. Recorded live at one of Mexico's finest venues, the Teatro del Palacio in Bella Artes, this 21-track double set is a celebration of Gabriel's 25 years as a performer, delivering his customary tales of amorous betrayal, infidelity, and loss. All his classics are here, from the sadness and solitude of "Querida" (witness the crowd going wild during the opening lines) and "Paloma Negra" to, of course, his epic "Amor Eterno." The grand "Sin Dinero y Con Guitarra" medley features "No Tengo Dinero," an upbeat tune about the desperate longing of youth. The orchestra is in impeccable shape, wrapping each tune in a swirl of cascading violins and gorgeous horns. Gabriel's light rasp would be charming enough, but he also exudes boundless energy as an entertainer, and as demonstrated here, it's thoroughly contagious, inspiring the audience to sing along and live for the moment. Ramiro Burr

All Music Guide

Recorded live at the Teatro del Palacio in Bella Artes, the double-disc Al Final del Siglo en Bellas Artes contains a selection of 21 songs written by Juan Gabriel, but made famous by the likes of Lucha Villa, Lola Beltran, Aida Cuevas, Vicente Fernandez, Rocio Durcal, Daniela Roma, Angelica Maria and Ana Gabriel. These are Gabriel's first recorded interpretations of these songs, and they match the hit versions in terms of musical achievement and musical impact. For any fan of Gabriel's, this collection is a necessary purchase. Stephen Thomas Erlewine