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He was also able to widen the genre's popularity even further to teenage girls, thanks to his teen idol persona and focus on contemporary romantic ballads. "La Corona de Mi Padre" and "Homenaje a Mi Padre". As he grew into his teens, the majority of Sánchez's album titles began to revolve around the loss of his father, i.e. Sánchez recorded his first full-length album in 1994, entitled Soy el Hijo de Chalino, notable for the 10-year-old's brash and assertive vocals the album's rousing title track evokes the style of celebrated singers from Mexico's Golden Age. Raised by his mother in Paramount, California, he took up singing adopting his father nickname, "Chalino", and gained a strong local fan base among Mexican-American teenagers. His father's popularity skyrocketed after his death in 1992, giving way to a long series of compilation records, postmortem releases, and dedications. He was eight years old when his father was kidnapped and killed in the Mexican state of Sinaloa in 1992. Sánchez was born in Torrance, California, the son of singer Chalino Sánchez.

Like his father, he specialized in Regional Mexican music. True Tales from Another Mexico: The Lynch Mob, the Popsicle King, Chalino and the Bronx' University of New Mexico Press Santos Sánchez Vallejo (Ap– March 27, 2004), known professionally as Adán Chalino Sánchez in honour to his father, was an American-Mexican singer and composer. Archived from the original on October 29, 2017.

^ 'Hoy se cumplen 10 años de la muerte de Adan 'Chalino' Sanchez' (in Spanish).

2002 Corridos De Los Felix Y Los Quintero.

1996 Chalino Sánchez Con Los Amables Del Norte.

1992 Chalino Sanchez Con Vaquero's Musical.

1990 Nieves De Enero Con Los Amables Del Norte.

He would sell cassettes on the streets as well as swap meets. By 1989, Chalino dedicated his full time to writing, recording, and selling his corridos. However, when the man canceled, Chalino decided to sing his own songs. Originally, another artist was meant to sing Chalino's compositions. The studio was called San Angel Records and was owned by Angel Parra. A small group known as 'Los Cuatro de la Frontera' recommended Chalino to go to a recording studio in Olympic Blvd in Los Angeles. Among his many compositions are Lucio Villareal, El Pelavacas, and Jorge 'El Coquio' Castro. Chalino began to earn money through his compositions and would be gifted with guns and 'presents' by his customers. He began to compose songs for his fellow inmates and anyone that had a story worth telling. Around this time, Chalino was put into jail and it is said that this is where his musical journey began. In 1984, Chalino's brother died in Tijuana, which inspired him to compose his first corrido.