Raíces latinas : Smithsonian Folkways Latino roots collection.

Raíces latinas : Smithsonian Folkways Latino roots collection.

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, p2002.
Description:1 online resource.
Language:Spanish
Portuguese
Subject:
Folk dance music -- Latin America.
Folk dance music -- South America.
Folk dance music -- Southwest, New.
Folk songs, Portuguese -- Brazil.
Folk songs, Spanish -- Latin America.
Folk songs, Spanish -- South America.
Folk songs, Spanish -- Southwest, New.
Music -- Latin America.
Music -- South America.
Music -- United States.
Tejano music.
Format: E-Resource Streaming Audio Music recording Audio
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8635524
Hidden Bibliographic Details
Varying Form of Title:Latino roots collection
Smithsonian Folkways Latino roots collection
Notes:"Latino roots music from the Caribbean to the Andes and from Brazil to the American Southwest"--Original container.
Compilation of works from previously released recordings (1954-2002).
Technical and historical notes by Daniel Sheehy and bibliographical references (28 p. : ill.) inserted in original container.
Various performers.
Sung principally in Spanish ; some selections in Portuguese.
Other form:Original publisher catalog number: SFW CD 40470
Standard no.:093074047026
Table of Contents:
  • Un gigante que despierta = An awakening giant : nueva canción (Luis Enrique Mejía ; Grupo Mancotal) (4:02)
  • Bailecitos = Little dance : bailecito (Segundo Castro and his Trovadores de Angaco) (3:09)
  • Apágame le vela = Put out my candle : merengue (Nicolá Gutierres, accordion ; Porfirio Rosario, güiro ; Santo Peña, tambora) (4:48)
  • Brisas del pamplonita = Breezes of the Pamplonita : bambuco (Los Gavilanes) (2:11)
  • Seis mapeyé : jibaro (Cuerdas de Borínquen ensemble) (6:18)
  • Canção do Orpheo = Song of Orpheus : bossa nova (Luiz Bonfá) (2:26)
  • Los arrieros = The muleteers : son jalisciense (Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano) (4:43)
  • Danza de los negros = The dance of the Blacks : folk dance from Perú (Banda "Señor Cautivo) (2:04)
  • Yo canot en el llano = I sing on the plain : son (Cuarteto Patria y Compay Segundo) (5:02)
  • Pipil polka (Francisco Tepas, accordion, vocal) (1:44)
  • Las naranjas = The oranges : Chilean tonada (Rolando Alarcón, voice, guitar) (2:53)
  • Two marimbas playing in front of the church (2:17)
  • La sicodélica = (The psychedelic) Polka : conjunto tejano (Ernesto Guerra y su conjunto) (2:43)
  • Adiós, Berejú : currulao bambuco (3:06)
  • Paranaê : capoeira angola (Grupo de Capoeira Angola Pelourinho) (3:14)
  • El paseadito = The little stroll : chotís (schottische) (Los Reyes de Albuquerque) (2:21)
  • La pájara pinta = The spotted bird : children's folksong (Suni Paz, guitar, voice) (:55)
  • Corrido de Joaquín Murrieta (Luis Méndez, vocal, guitar ; Guadalupe Bracamonte, guitar) (4:33)
  • El choclo : tango criollo (René Marino Rivero, bandoneón) (1:54)
  • Las leyendas de Grecia = The legends of Greece : rumba guaguancó (Grupo Afrocuba de Matanzas) (7:18).

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