Sendero del Sol

Track Listings

 
1. Tambor y Guitarra (Drum & Guitar)
2. Que Bonita Luna (What a Pretty Moon)
3. Pregonero
4. Gracias a la Vida (Thanks to Life)
5. Ijexá (Filhos de Gandhi)
6. Zamba del Grillo (Zamba of the Cricket)
7. En Esta Tarde Gris (On This Gray Afternoon)
8. Sal a Caminar (Go Out for a Walk)
9. Bulerías del Charco (Bulerías of the Puddle)
10. En Mi Viejo San Juan (In My Old San Juan)
11. Alejandro's Ghost (El Fantasma de Alejandro)

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
Masters of the entire Latin music lexicon--from Cuba to Argentina--the members of this Boston-based sextet hail from various outposts in the Spanish-language world, giving their mesh of traditions the cohesion of a single original vision. The sound of Sol y Canto (Sun and Song) is natural, not a collage, and it draws its deep soul from husband-wife founders Rosi and Brian Amador. Lead vocalist and bongo-percussionist Rosi possesses a delicious buoyancy that easily encompasses the heartbreak of Nueva Cancion ballads and the sparkle of up-tempo dance tunes. Musical director-harmony singer-writer-arranger-acoustic guitarist Brian lays a warm, detailed framework by applying classical and flamenco guitar techniques--using plastic strings, an unusual choice--to Latin American forms. A host of stellar vets contributes to this airborne set, which soars highest when Rosi articulates the many shades of sadness and yearning, with Brian's sensitive harmonies shadowing her leads amid a nest of acoustic strings, finely drawn percussion lines, and trilling flutes. --Elena Oumano

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Sendero del Sol
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
  • I liked it
  • I thought it was very nice...
  • Boring, boring, boring
Sendero del Sol
Sol Y Canto
Manufacturer: Rounder Select
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000003DN
Release Date: 1996-09-03

Tracks:

  1. Tambor y Guitarra
  2. Que Bonita Luna
  3. Pregonero
  4. Gracias A La Vida
  5. Ijexa (Filhos De Gandhi)
  6. Zamba Del Grillo
  7. En Esta Tarde Gris
  8. Sal A Caminar
  9. Bulerias Del Charco
  10. En Mi Viejo San Juan
  11. Alejandro's Ghost

Amazon.com

Masters of the entire Latin music lexicon--from Cuba to Argentina--the members of this Boston-based sextet hail from various outposts in the Spanish-language world, giving their mesh of traditions the cohesion of a single original vision. The sound of Sol y Canto (Sun and Song) is natural, not a collage, and it draws its deep soul from husband-wife founders Rosi and Brian Amador. Lead vocalist and bongo-percussionist Rosi possesses a delicious buoyancy that easily encompasses the heartbreak of Nueva Cancion ballads and the sparkle of up-tempo dance tunes. Musical director-harmony singer-writer-arranger-acoustic guitarist Brian lays a warm, detailed framework by applying classical and flamenco guitar techniques--using plastic strings, an unusual choice--to Latin American forms. A host of stellar vets contributes to this airborne set, which soars highest when Rosi articulates the many shades of sadness and yearning, with Brian's sensitive harmonies shadowing her leads amid a nest of acoustic strings, finely drawn percussion lines, and trilling flutes. --Elena Oumano

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars I liked it.......2000-12-17

I thought the CD was very nice. Don't listen to that first review.

4 out of 5 stars I thought it was very nice..........1999-02-02

I don't agree at all with the first reviewer--I have to wonder whether they don't have some mysterious ax to grind. ???

This CD was given a lot of airplay on my public radio station.

1 out of 5 stars Boring, boring, boring.......1998-11-23

What a boring album! This guys are getting worst with each new recording. More important, even though they claim to be a latino band, they have no real latin feeling to their music!!! Beware to buy any of their dull albums.

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