Canciones de Mi Pueblo

1. Pa'No Recordarte

2. Dolor de Mi Dolor

3. Rey

4. Puro Michoacano

5. Tumba Olvidada

6. Golpes de Pecho

7. Gritenme Piedras del Campo

8. Chancla

9. Fallaste Corazon

10. Banda del '84

Canciones de Mi Pueblo,Banda Maguey,RCA Intl,Banda,Bolero,Latin,Latin Music,Latin Pop,Mexican

Average customer rating:

This CD will make you wonder.
Simply outstanding

Las Puertas de la Mañana

Manufacturer: New Albion Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000000R3I
Release Date: 1994-04-13

Customer Reviews:

This CD will make you wonder........2006-02-16

This recording will make you ask yourself why these tuneful and haunting songs of Carlos Guastavino aren't much better known. I had never heard of Guastavino until David Garland played some selections from this CD on WNYC in New York, and I'm very glad he did. With lyrics by some leading Spanish and Latin American poets, these are songs that go straight to the heart.

Tenor Ulises Espaillat and pianist Pablo Zinger sound as though they have lived with this music for awhile. They respond to every nuance of Guastavino's settings, and the performances are caught in wonderfully natural sound.

If you don't speak Spanish, the enclosed booklet's English translations will allow you to follow along with the Spanish lyrics, and, if you're learning Spanish, this recording will help you along while opening a window onto Latin American culture. If you're a Spanish speaker, que suerte!

This recording is a great reminder that there are still many byways of classical music waiting to be discovered.

Simply outstanding.......2001-11-09

This music will take your breath away.
If Spanish is not your first language,
for the first time you will probably wish
it was. The songs recorded here are romantic,
emotional and nostalgic. Tenor Ulises Espaillat
sings with sentiment and emotion, and pianist
Pablo Zinger plays the piano outstanding.This
recording is so good and leaves me with very little
to say.

Vai Azulão: Songs of Argentina and Brazil

Average customer rating:

Martel has richness for Latin American songs

Vai Azulão: Songs of Argentina and Brazil

Manufacturer: Marquis Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
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Canciones Argentinas

ASIN: B00008SHD8
Release Date: 2005-06-14

Tracks:

Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Se equivoco la paloma
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Hermano
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Siesta
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Bonita rama de sauce
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: La rosa y el sauce
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Pueblito, mi pueblo
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Mi vina de Chapanay
Carlos Guastavino Canciones: Ya me voy a retirar
Camargo Guarnieri Cancoes: Vai azulao
Camargo Guarnieri Cancoes: Quando embalada
Camargo Guarnieri Cancoes: Cantiga
Camargo Guarnieri Cancoes: Den-bau
Camargo Guarnieri Cancoes: Nao sei
Camargo Guarnieri Cancoes: Meus pecados
Alberto Ginastera dos Canciones: Cancion al arbol del olvido
Alberto Ginastera dos Canciones: Cancion a la luna lunanca
Carlos Lopez Buchardo Cinco Canciones al Estilo Popular: Prendiditos de la mano
Carlos Lopez Buchardo Cinco Canciones al Estilo Popular:
Carlos Lopez Buchardo Cinco Canciones al Estilo Popular: Frescas sombras de sauces
Carlos Lopez Buchardo Cinco Canciones al Estilo Popular: Si lo hallas
Carlos Lopez Buchardo Cinco Canciones al Estilo Popular: Malhaya la suerte mia!
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Modinha
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Na paz do outono
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Cancao do poeta do seculo XVIII
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Desejo
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Realejo
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Serenata
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Adeus Ema
Heitor Villa-Lobos Serestas & Cancoes: Samba classico

Customer Reviews:

Martel has richness for Latin American songs.......2005-08-30

In this recording of unusual South American art song repertoire, Canadian soprano Agathe Martel has a richness of sound that she uses expressively throughout. More importantly, she uses it musically, changing her tone to express the music -- at exactly the right moment! Fellow Canadian pianist Marc Bourdeau's clarity of musical ideas, sense of touch and rhythmic finesse show him to be a fine musician with an especially subtle sense of rubato.
The songs of Argentine composer Guastavino are the "easy listening" of the album, but some are particularly beautiful. I loved the spicy harmonic language in those of the Brazilian Camargo Guarnieri. Of those by the Barizilian Alberto Ginastera, "Cancion al arbol del olvido" is a beautiful song in every way! It's very original while seeming traditional. Another Brazilian, Carlos Lopz Buchardois is very traditional, but "Oye mi llanto" is a tender and touching lament, and Martel and Boudreau express it beautifully. The songs of Brazilian Heitor Villa-Lobos are easily the best-written. And though I like the final "Samba classica," despite its terrible text," I loved "Serenata" the most of any song on the CD. It's very much in the grand manner, and with Martel's expressiveness, it's absolutely gorgeous!
I may well wear this CD out!