1 Cuba L.A.– Guantanamera
2 Ricardo Lemvo, Makina Loca– Mambo Yo Yo
3 Afro-Cuban All Stars– Tumba Palo Cocuye
4 El Cuarteto Patria– Liego El Cuarteto Patria
5 Rubén González– Cumbanchero
6 Celina González– Pedacito De Mi Vida
7 Orlando "Cachaíto" López– Mis Dos Pequenas
8 Tito Gomez– Bilongo
9 Elio Revé Matos– Mi Salsa Tiene Sandunga
10 Septeto Nacional– Lagrimas Negras
11 Los Papines– Mi Quinto
12 Septeto Nacional– El Manisero
13 Beny More – Me Conoces Bien
A taste of Latin-flavored funk, hip-hop and soul that's perfect for a hip house party.
1 Sergent Garcia– Hoy Me Voy 4:18
2 Bombón*– Se Escaparon 4:14
3 Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca– Nganga Kisi 4:11
4 Patricia Melecio– Funky Latin Boogalú 4:18
5 Los Mocosos– Somos Los Mocosos 4:00
6 King Changó*– Melting Pot 3:34
7 Xiomara Fortuna– Juana La Loca 5:33
8 Menelik– Limbo Negro (Caliente Remix) 3:23
9 Alliance Ethnik– No Limites 3:04
10 Orishas– Represent 3:47
Buena Vista Social Club is a studio album by Buena Vista Social Club, an ensemble of Cuban musicians directed by Juan de Marcos González and American guitarist Ry Cooder. Produced by Cooder, it was recorded at Havana's EGREM studios in March 1996 and released on September 16, 1997, through World Circuit internationally and Nonesuch Records in the United States. It is the only standard studio album exclusively credited to the Buena Vista Social Club.
The album was recorded in parallel with A toda Cuba le gusta by the Afro-Cuban All Stars, a similar project also promoted by World Circuit executive Nick Gold and featuring largely the same lineup. In contrast to A toda Cuba le gusta, which was conceived as a revival of the son conjunto, Buena Vista Social Club was meant to bring back the traditional trova and filin, a mellower take on the Cuban son and bolero, as well as the danzón.
1 Chan Chan 4:16
2 De Camino A La Vereda 5:03
3 El Cuarto De Tula 7:27
4 Pueblo Nuevo 6:05
5 Dos Gardenias 3:02
6 ¿Y Tú Qué Has Hecho? 3:13
7 Veinte Años 3:29
8 El Carretero 3:28
9 Candela 5:27
10 Amor De Loca Juventud 3:21
11 Orgullecida 3:18
12 Murmullo 3:50
13 Buena Vista Social Club 4:50
14 La Bayamesa 2:54
1 Tu Sonrisa 4:41
2 Train To Paris 4:48
3 Skeleton Samfa 3:24
4 San Miguel 3:10
5 Summer Rain 4:18
6 Mecca 4:46
7 My Desert Home 5:19
8 Moroccan Face Dance 6:10
9 Isle Of Hope 5:07
10 Spanish Invasion 5:28
11 Paisano 3:50
12 Legend Of Triana 5:26
13 Paco's Night Out 5:28
14 Shores Of Spain 5:13
Tree of Life was released in 2000. This work found Downs turning to her indigenous past and the album features pre-Hispanic sounds and instruments. Several of the songs on the album are sung in native Mexican languages such as Mixtec, Zapotec and Nahuatl.
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Simuna 3:36
Nueve Viento 4:44
Arenita Azul 2:50
La Iguana 3:05
Yunu Yucu Ninu 3:28
Xquenda 5:03
Nueve Hierba 3:33
Tres Pedernal 5:15
Luna 3:38
Semilla De Piedra 4:23
Arbol De La Vida 5:55
Icnocuicatl 3:15
Uno Muerte 3:04
1 Los Caujaritos 2:36
2 El Totumbo De Guarenas 1:37
3 Como Llora Una Estrella 3:58
4 Seis Por Derecho 3:19
5 No Me Olvides 3:09
6 Las Perdices 2:18
7 Alma Llanera 2:50
8 Salve 2:15
Five Pieces
9 Cántico 1:33
10 Cantemos, cantemos 1:21
11 Si De Noche Ves Que Brillan 1:32
12 Malhaya La Cocina 0:57
13 Ave María ¡Que Muchacho! 1:10
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14 Quirpa Guatireña 1:56
15 Angostura 1:47
16 El Diablo Suelto 2:19
17 Virgilio 2:36
18 Pasaje "Aragueño" 1:50
19 Que No Te Quiera Más 2:25
20 Romanza 2:49
21 Priva Resuello 2:16
22 María Carolina 2:33
23 Vals Venezolano 3:22
24 Nelly 2:21
25 El Marabino 1:20
26 Preludio De Adiós 3:53
1 Orquesta Del Plata– Montserrat 5:08
2 Campo– En Mi/Soledad 4:05
3 Orquesta Del Plata– Los Tangueros 5:10
4 Campo– Mi Corazón 4:22
5 Emilio Kauderer– Maroma 4:42
6 Luciano Supervielle– Perfume 5:24
7 Didi Gutman– Vacío 2:46
8 Moviola– Esperándote 4:11
9 Campo– Naranjo En Flor 4:36
10 Moviola– Bruma 6:11
11 Juan Blas – Exodo II 5:13
12 Moviola – Duro Y Parejo 5:24
13 Luciano Supervielle– Forma 3:52
14 Campo– El Sonido De La Milonga 5:31
15 Diego Vainer– Av. De Mayo 5:40
16 Luciano Supervielle– Ese Cielo Azul 6:05
1 Libertango 3:06
2 Amelitango 3:29
3 L'Evasion 6:03
4 Buenos Aires Hara Cero 5:56
5 Años De Soledad 4:45
6 Los Parajos Perdidos 3:44
7 Bandoneon 10:58
8 Zita 6:13
9 Adiós Noniño 7:41
10 Balada Para Mi Muerte 5:02
11 Balada Para Un Loco 5:04
Bandoneon, Composed By, Conductor [Orchestration] – Astor Piazzolla
Bass – Alberto Cevasco
Guitar – Horacio Malvicino
Organ – Santiago Giacobbe
Percussion – Enrique Roizner
Piano – Juan Carlos Cirigliano
Producer – Aldo Pagani
Saxophone, Flute – Arturo Schneider
Synthesizer, Percussion – Daniel Piazolla
Recorded: 1976, Buenos Aires
Pink Martini are a US band that was formed in 1994 by pianist Thomas Lauderdale in Portland, Oregon. Group members call it a little orchestra that crosses several styles, such as classical, traditional pop, latin and jazz. The co-lead vocalists of Pink Martini are China Forbes and Storm Large.
1 Una Notte A Napoli (First Recording) 2:27
2 Hang On Little Tomato 3:18
3 ¿Donde Estas Yolanda? (China Forbes Vocals Version) 3:26
4 Hey Eugene 3:10
5 La Soledad 5:38
6 Splendor In The Grass 3:38
7 Kikuchiyo To Mohshimasu (The Hiroshi Wada Mix) 4:32
8 Anna (El Negro Zumbon) 2:38
9 Ma Solitude 3:28
10 Mas Que Nada 2:36
11 Sympathique 2:48
12 Lilly 2:44
13 How Long Will It Last? 4:07
14 Tuca Tuca 2:50
15 Que Sera Sera 4:11
16 Moon River 1:25
17 Amado Mio 4:48
18 The Man With The Big Sombrero 1:33
19 Aspettami (First Recording) 2:51
20 Auld Lang Syne 3:21
21 Una Notte A Napoli (DJ Johnny Dynell Remix) 6:51
1 Moneda Dura Feat. Ibrahim Ferrer– Goza
2 Charanga Cakewalk– La Cumbia Lounge
3 Profetas– Chocolate
4 Jontre– Locuraleza
5 Digitano– As Sin Querer
6 Grupo Lokito– Guajira
7 Sola Rosa– Del Ray
8 Edesio Feat. Adriano Rodríguez– Échale Guarapo
9 Calle 66– Quédate Donde Estàs
10 Sarazino– Pelo Shao
11 Mariposa Solar– Bonita Mente-Bonita Suerte
The Rough Guide to the Music of the Andes is a world music compilation album originally released in 1996. Part of the World Music Network Rough Guides series, the album features the music of the Andes Mountains of South America, focusing especially on the music of Bolivia, whose musicians contributed eleven tracks. Also featured is Peru (three tracks) and Chile (two tracks). The compilation was produced by Phil Stanton, co-founder of the World Music Network.
1 Savia Andina– Tempestad 3:01
2 Los Kjarkas– Puedo Vivir Sin Tu Amor 4:04
3 Emma Junaro– De Regresso 5:11
4 Rumillajta– Atahuallpa 4:44
5 Eddy Navia– Daniela Soledad 3:57
6 Inti Illimani– El Hacha 5:24
7 Ernesto Cavour– Leño Verde 2:34
8 William E. Centellas – Chaquiras De Luz 3:30
9 Nelly Enriqueta Ulloa Mealla – Me Querido Potosi (Si Supieras) 3:20
10 Awatiñas– Quirquinchos De Corazón 4:34
11 Fernando Jimenez– Virgenes Del Sol 3:16
12 Jenny Cárdenas – Jallalla 4:00
13 Susana Baca– Maria Lando 5:37
14 Picaflor De Los Andes– Un Pasajero En Tu Camino 2:37
15 Orquesta Los Tarumas De Tarma– Alianza Corazón 2:35
16 Sukay– Conception 3:48
17 Victor Jara– Te Recuerdo Amanda 2:33
