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Meet Lalo Mora, El Rey de Mil Coronas (The King of a Thousand Crowns)

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If you're a fan of Mexican music, chances are you've heard of legendary singer Lalo Mora, better known as “El Rey de Mil Coronas.”

Lalo Mora has been a regular presence on the Mexican music scene for the past few decades… And he's still going strong with his songs that remind us of the deep bonds of love between a father and a son – and how painful it can be to lose a father who was always there to take care of you and hold your hand through thick and thin, as Lalo Mora narrates in one of his most iconic songs: “El hombre que más te amó.”

Let's get to know the man behind the music and his legacy!

Who is Lalo Mora?

Lalo Mora, el rey de mil coronas, is a legend of norteño music, and his deeply emotive style has captivated audiences for generations – and continues to inspire today's generation of musicians who draw on the lyrics to compose new pieces of music.

Eduardo Mora Hernández, better known in the art world as Lalo Mora was born on January 24, 1947.

Since he was 4 years old, he loved to sing and participated in his school's festivals. His favorite subject was mathematics, but due to his family's precarious economic situation, he was forced to work in the countryside from a very young age.

Life was not easy for Lalo, so much so that at the age of 12 he suffered the loss of his mother. A hard blow that marked his life forever and sealed his musical style.

Lalo Mora's songs and his early years in the music world

His musical career officially began at age 20 alongside his friend Guadalupe Mendoza. The two formed a musical duet called “Lupe y Lalo”.

Later, at the age of 31, he joined the northern group “Los Invasores de Nueva Leon” with whom he won Mexican and American fans. Some of his most famous hits were “Laurita Garza”, “Mi casa nueva”, "Playa sola” and “La Vieja Banca”.

In mid-1993, Lalo Mora decided to leave the group due to differences with the leader Javier Rios to pursue a solo career. It was precisely at this moment when success came into his life – and he became the king of a thousand crowns!

Lalo Mora: El rey de mil coronas

The singer ventured into other musical styles such as the banda and mariachi genre, but without leaving norteño music aside. This was the best decision because he had his greatest musical success: “El Rey de Mil Coronas” after trying other styles.

Moreover, during this period of his life, he produced his best songs such as “El Hombre que Más te Amó” and “Si Llego a Viejo”.

The following years were only successes for him and he managed to increase his legend as a singer of the family union.

… But fate struck him again!

Sadly, Eduardo Narciclar Mora Cedeño, the singer's youngest son, lost his life in a tragic car accident in 2016 at the age of 25. At the time, the singer did not provide many details and asked for respect for his family's grief.

However, he made clear on his social networks the feeling of grief he felt at the time:

“I am very sad because my son 'Eduardo Narciclar Mora Cedeño' passed away to heaven … Rest in Peace.”

… And it is a tragedy with which anyone who has lost a loved one could relate – and remember in their own life, the great void left by the departure of someone you have loved with all your heart.

Lalo Mora: songs and legacy

Today, Lalo Mora remains one of northern Mexico's most beloved singers and is considered an icon of norteño music.

His timeless songs continue to be heard not only in Mexico but around the world… And they are a testament to his lasting legacy as one of Latin America's greatest musical talents.

In addition, Lalo Mora Jr, who followed in his father's footsteps as a singer, has released several albums and is recognized by the public for having a voice similar to his father's.

Lalo Mora and the praise for fatherhood

At the end of October 2022, a video went viral on TikTok where the king of a thousand crowns was seen serenading a man – who happens to be the father of the user posting the video.

He was in very poor health at his home, and in the video, Lalo Mora was performing songs such as “Laurita Garza” and “El Hombre que Más Te Amó” (The Man Who Loved You The Most).

According to his family, he was recovering after three months in intensive care.

Several TikTok users were moved by the news and emphasized the positive side and humbleness of the singer, and thanked him for the beautiful gesture.

This is just one example of how his songs have been a gift to appreciate family unity, and above all, the bond of love between a father and his son.

Lalo Mora's music is ideal for strengthening family unity

Lalo Mora's music reminds us of our app, Lalo.

Both give you the opportunity to relive the best moments you've had with your father (… and family members). Lalo Mora does it through its music – and Lalo App does it through a friendly and easy-to-use platform that allows you to store all the digital files you have of your loved ones.

On Lalo, you can store photos, videos, text documents, and voice notes to save all of your family's memories.

We all have the look of our father or mother who at some point stood up for us when we needed it the most, when they held us while we were a baby, or a kiss that lasted a lifetime… And these are moments that we can forget unless we record them.

So, don't miss the opportunity and download Lalo to immortalize the best moments of your life – and with your loved ones!

Lalo Mora Discograhy

Album Name Spotify Apple Amazon
Las Retro Chingonas (2022) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Mejor Que Nunca (2021) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Ahí Dejé las Llaves, Mami (2019) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Corazón Indeseable (2015) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
El Amo del Imperio (2013) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Ilumina Señor a México (2010) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Corridos de Jefes (2010) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Sus Mejores Corridos (2009) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Le Canta a México (2008) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
La Historia (2008) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Entre La Vida Y La Muerte (2007) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Raíces de Mi Tierra (2006) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
El Hombre que más te amó (2006) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
También de los Ranchos Bajan (2004) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
20 Memorias Norteñas (2004) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Una Historia Más (2001) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Bonita (1997) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
Bohemio (1996) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
El Indomable (1995) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
El Rey de Mil Coronas (1994) Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music
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