Lydia Mendoza was only the most famous of a multigenerational family with a homestyle variety-show. Her younger sisters made a slew of gorgeous records for Azteca Records between 1946 and 1952 in a pure form of the classic norteño/ranchera duet, singing corridos that range from local gossip and current events to a form of incest myth. The good notes have full translations of the lyrics. ~ John Storm Roberts, Original Music, All Music Guide
Las Hermanas Mendoza (Main Performer), Lydia Mendoza (Guitar), Maria Mendoza (Guitar), Maria Mendoza (Vocals), Maria Mendoza (Vocals (Background)), Enrique Ramirez (Translation), Enrique Ramirez (Transcription), Chris Strachwitz (Producer), Chris Strachwitz (Liner Notes), Chris Strachwitz (Reissue Producer), Chris Strachwitz (Reissue Editor), Elizabeth Weil (Artwork), Elizabeth Weil (Coloration), Juanita Mendoza (Vocals), Leticia del Toro (Translation), Leticia del Toro (Transcription), Dan Dickey (Translation), Dan Dickey (Transcription), Prof. James Nicolopulos (Translation), Prof. James Nicolopulos (Transcription), Philip Sonnichsen (Translation), Philip Sonnichsen (Transcription), Guillermo Hernandez (Translation), Guillermo Hernandez (Transcription)