on Ranchera music on his 1995 Sigue... "La Leyenda"!!! and mid-90s album The Legend of New Mexico. Not only did he want emphasize the Ranchera sound, he also wanted to focus on his roots in Rock and Country/Western, he re-added Chuck Berry's Johnny B. Goode and Hank Williams' Jambalaya to his live-music repertoire. In 2000, Al Hurricane was the subject of a documentary by DJR Productions, Al Hurricane: Native Legend. The documentary focused on the life and career of Al Hurricane. It ran sixty minutes, and contained old footage and photographs of Al Hurricane throughout his life. It also contained live performances of "Sentimiento", "Johnny B. Goode", and his, then unreleased, "Siempre". The album, Siempre, came out soon after the release of the documentary.; it continued Al Hurricane's focus on Ranchera and Western sound, while adding in a Cumbia vibe into the beat. ¡Que Viva El Godfather!, released in 2003, showed an increased enthusiasm to include an even stronger mix of Ranchera and Cumbia. Both albums contained number one hits on local New Mexico radio stations. Al Hurricane's touring hadn't stopped, he had continued to tour nationally and internationally. In Saginaw, Michigan, Al even managed to pull in a crowd of 8,000 people. The Saginaw News reported "the bouncy music was something even those who don't habla Español still could savor." "Tribute" and "Hey Sugar Baby!" (2000s–2010s) Al Hurricane recorded his next album, Albuquerque, in 2007. The following year Isleta Casino & Showroom hosted A Tribute To Al Hurricane, the concert was recorded and released a set of two CDs and a DVD. The DVD contained small documentary-like slideshows that educate the audience to inform them on the upcoming artists and songs. His last studio album was 2010's Hey Sugar Baby!, which had Al Hurricane combining global genres into his New Mexico sound, including Italian and Reggae music. Several live albums were released in the 2010s, including the 2014 two volume Live At The KiMo which were recorded on February 16, 2011, at KiMo Theater. There was also the 2015 Feliz Cumpleaños! Al Hurricane the 75th Birthday Concert recorded on July 8, 2011, at the Albuquerque Hard Rock Casino. Two compilation albums were also made, including two volumes of 15 Éxitos Cumbias, in 2015 and 2018 respectively. Legacy Al Hurricane had eight children. Some of his children are musicians, Al Hurricane Jr., Jerry Dean, and Erika Sanchez. Jerry Dean's son