Fernando Delgadillo in Guadalajara

Fernando Delgadillo is a Mexican singer-songwriter, born in Mexico City in 1965, whose work belongs to the trova tradition and the style he calls canción informal. His repertoire includes “Hoy ten miedo de mí,” “No me pidas ser tu amigo” and “Julieta,” as well as the albums Entre pairos y derivas and Febrero 13. The concert recording A dos voces documents Fernando Delgadillo performing with fellow singer-songwriter Alejandro Filio. His own recital history includes appearances at Teatro Metropólitan and Auditorio Nacional, where his voice-and-guitar songs have moved into two of Mexico City’s principal concert rooms.

Alejandro Filio is a Mexican singer-songwriter, born in 1960, whose acoustic music belongs to the trova and nueva canción traditions. He is known for songs including “Brazos de sol,” “Mujer que camina” and “Vienes con el sol,” as well as albums such as Hay luz debajo and Un secreto a voces. Alejandro Filio has toured Mexico and other Latin American countries, performing his songs with acoustic guitar. His appearances in Mexico City have included the theatre-sized Teatro Metropólitan and the more intimate Lunario del Auditorio Nacional, keeping the songs and guitar at the centre of each concert.