Amor de mis Amores - Ana María Fernández / Mexico 1936 - 1937

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🎤 Song: Amor de mis Amores
👩‍🎤 Performer: Ana María Fernández
🗓️ Recording Year: Circa 1936
🎧 Genre: Bolero / Romantic Song
🖋️ Composer: María Teresa Lara ( often credited to Agustín Lara )
💿 Label: RCA Victor / Okeh Records

We travel back to the 1930s — the golden age of Mexican bolero. Here, we present Amor de mis amores, interpreted by Ana María Fernández, a powerful and refined mezzo-soprano voice who was the first woman to professionally perform the works of Agustín Lara. Her rendition of this now-classic song helped define a generation of romantic music in Mexico. 🎶🇲🇽

🥇 Pioneer voice: Ana María Fernández was the first female interpreter of Agustín Lara’s music.

📻 Historic legacy: She was one of the first women to sing boleros on Mexican national radio ( XEW ), shaping the country's early popular music identity.

✍️ About the song: Though often credited to María Teresa Lara ( Agustín’s sister ), historians believe Agustín Lara composed Amor de mis amores and credited it to her due to contract restrictions.

🎼 Musical influence: The song became a hallmark of romantic bolero, covered over the decades by artists across Latin America and Spain.

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