Gerardo Ortíz
Releases his newalbum ElPrimer Ministro
(in ‘Standard’ and‘Deluxe’ editions)
‘The King ofthe Corrido’ prepares his birthday concert
At the NokiaAmphitheatre in Los Angeles
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Los Angeles, CA (September 25th, 2012) -The upcoming birthday of Gerardo Ortíz – the King of the Corrido – isn’t the only reason he’s celebrating. He’s also extremely proud of his new album, El Primer Ministro (The Prime Minister).
El Primer Ministro is a truly explosive album packed with the musical quality and passion that characterize Gerardo Ortíz. This album is available in Standard and Deluxe editions. (See below for the complete track listings)
Such is the enthusiasm of Gerardo Ortíz’s fans that they’ve already leaked online some of his newest songs, all over the social media, a sign that they’re ravenous for their idol’s new album.
Gerardo Ortiz has many other reasons to say “life is great.”
In Las Vegas, just days ago, he was awarded a star at the iconic city’s Walk of Stars.
And to top it off, on October 5 Gerardo Ortiz returns for a repeat engagement to the site of one of his most historic concerts – the Nokia Amphiteatre in Los Angeles. There, he will celebrate his 23rd birthday with a concert for his multitudes of fans. It’s going to be one of the biggest events of the season!
In sum… Gerardo Ortíz celebrates his birthday with the release of his album El Primer Ministro, along with several other major accomplishments.
Congratulations, Gerardo!
Standard Edition
Track Listing
1. El Primer Ministro
2. Dámaso
3. Pregúntame
4. De Parranda
5. Sólo Vine A Despedirme
6. La Moneda
7. Don Chalo
8. Sueño De Amor
9. Soy Caro
10. El Beso Más Largo
11. Soy Sinaloense
12. Mañana Voy A Conquistarla
Deluxe Edition
Track Listing
1. El Primer Ministro
2. Dámaso
3. Pregúntame
4. De Parranda
5. Sólo Vine A Despedirme
6. La Moneda
7. Don Chalo
8. Sueño De Amor
9. Soy Caro
10. El Beso Más Largo
11. Soy Sinaloense
12. Mañana Voy A Conquistarla
13. Días De Noche
14. Que Te Llore El Cielo
15. Soy De Durango
16. Duele El Corazón
17. Olvido
18. El Compa Ray