Juan Gabriel’s “Amor Eterno' and Héctor Lavoe’s “El Cantante' will be safeguarded for posterity, the Library of Congress announced on Tuesday.
Juan Gabriel’s “Amor Eterno' and Héctor Lavoe’s “El Cantante' will be safeguarded for posterity, the Library of Congress announced Tuesday. The two tracks are among the 25 'audio treasures' selected for induction into the National Recording Registry based on their 'importance in the nation’s recorded sound heritage.
At the time, singer and professor Martha Gonzalez told NPR that the song had become 'not just an act of grief but also an act of protest and saying that, 'We're here and we're not going anywhere.'' Gabriel's son Ivan Gabriel Aguilera, who worked with the Library of Congress to have the song be inducted in Spanish, said the recognition is a great honor for those who loved his father's music.
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