| 1. Primer Día del Señor |
| 2. Entre Aquel Apostolado |
| 3. Versos Por Ponderación |
| 4. Alulú |
| 5. Arriba de Aquel Árbol |
| 6. Viva la Luz de Don Creador |
| 7. Padres Saben Sentir |
| 8. Viva Dios, Viva la Virgen |
| 9. Casamiento de Negros |
| 10. Qué Pena Siente el Alma |
| 11. Palomo |
| 12. Ausencia |
| 13. Miren Como Corre el Agua |
| 14. Dónde Estás Prenda Querida |
| 15. Ojos Negros Matadores |
| 16. Aquí Se Acaba Esta Cueca |
| 17. Jardinera |
| 18. Violeta Ausente |
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Daughter of a Music Teacher and a Singer/Guitarist, Violeta Parra was Influenced by her Parents Since Being a Child. At the Age of Nine, She Started Singing and Playing Guitar, Soon Composing Traditional Chilean Music. After Getting Married to Luis Cereceda in 1952, the Singer/Songwriter Began Touring the Country, Assimilating the Natural Charm of her Native Land, which Mostly Inspired her Work. In 1954, Violeta Parra Moved to France, Where the Artist Started Recording her Poetic Songs. When Returning to Chile in 1958, Parra Got Involved in Painting and Sculpture, Extending her Artistic Skills Even More. In 1961, the Singer Returned to Europe, this Time Singing Along with her Daughter Isabel Parra and her Son Angel Parra Being Responsible for Keeping their Mother's Legacy Alive.
Una delicia llena de humor, amor, devoción y penar criollo. Tiqui-tiqui-tiiiiii!
Daughter of a Music Teacher and a Singer/Guitarist, Violeta Parra was Influenced by her Parents Since Being a Child. At the Age of Nine, She Started Singing and Playing Guitar, Soon Composing Traditional Chilean Music. After Getting Married to Luis Cereceda in 1952, the Singer/Songwriter Began Touring the Country, Assimilating the Natural Charm of her Native Land, which Mostly Inspired her Work. In 1954, Violeta Parra Moved to France, Where the Artist Started Recording her Poetic Songs. When Returning to Chile in 1958, Parra Got Involved in Painting and Sculpture, Extending her Artistic Skills Even More. In 1961, the Singer Returned to Europe, this Time Singing Along with her Daughter Isabel Parra and her Son Angel Parra Being Responsible for Keeping their Mother's Legacy Alive.
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ASIN: B000098YJU Release Date: 2003-12-09 |
Tracks:
- Primer Ddel Se
- Entre Aquel Apostolado
- Versos Por Ponderaci
- Alul
- Arriba de Aquel bol
- Viva la Luz de Don Creador
- Padres Saben Sentir
- Viva Dios, Viva la Virgen
- Casamiento de Negros
- Quena Siente el Alma
- Palomo
- Ausencia
- Miren Como Corre el Agua
- D EstPrenda Querida
- Ojos Negros Matadores
- Aque Acaba Esta Cueca
- Jardinera
- Violeta Ausente
Album Details
Daughter of a Music Teacher and a Singer/Guitarist, Violeta Parra was Influenced by her Parents Since Being a Child. At the Age of Nine, She Started Singing and Playing Guitar, Soon Composing Traditional Chilean Music. After Getting Married to Luis Cereceda in 1952, the Singer/Songwriter Began Touring the Country, Assimilating the Natural Charm of her Native Land, which Mostly Inspired her Work. In 1954, Violeta Parra Moved to France, Where the Artist Started Recording her Poetic Songs. When Returning to Chile in 1958, Parra Got Involved in Painting and Sculpture, Extending her Artistic Skills Even More. In 1961, the Singer Returned to Europe, this Time Singing Along with her Daughter Isabel Parra and her Son Angel Parra Being Responsible for Keeping their Mother's Legacy Alive.Customer Reviews:
Campesinos.......2004-08-27
Una delicia llena de humor, amor, devoción y penar criollo. Tiqui-tiqui-tiiiiii!
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