Juan Gabriel, who died of a heart attack on Sunday, was a master craftsman of epic love songs. He built sparkling bridges and choruses that transformed forlorn love songs into anthems.

16. That One Juan Gabriel Song—You Know the One Because everyone has that one song who knows the beat—you know, the one, the one that goes “ta-da-ta tadatadata.” ...

Singers Juan Gabriel, left, and Juanes, perform a song together during the Latin Billboard Awards, Thursday, April 28, 2016 in Coral Gables, Fla. Juan Gabriel passed away on Aug. 28 in California.

The voice of the great Juan Gabriel resonated once again on Friday (July 11) to the rhythm of traditional mariachi with the release of the previously unheard song "Nunca Había Amado Así," the second ...

It included a message allegedly from Juan Gabriel, saying the song was to, “Serve the city (of Juarez), given the importance of his highness Francis to our land and as my way of welcoming (the ...

MORE: Juan Gabriel, legendary Mexican singer-songwriter, dies at 66 His songs were performed A cappella style in tribute as fans wiped away tears and placed flowers on makeshift memorials.

Juan Gabriel, who died of a heart attack on Sunday, was a master craftsman of epic love songs. He built sparkling bridges and choruses that transformed forlorn love songs into anthems.

Juan Gabriel was a master craftsman of epic love songs. Some of them were pop, some of them were rock. Sometimes he sang with a mariachi, sometimes with a full blown orchestra.

Juan Gabriel, who died of a heart attack on Sunday, was a master craftsman of epic love songs. He built sparkling bridges and choruses that transformed forlorn love songs into anthems.