Sera Posible El Sur

1. Todavia Cantamos

2. Corazon de Estudiante

3. Agosto en Tucuman

4. Pequeña

5. Todo Cambia

6. ¿Sera Possible el Sur?

7. Como Pájaros en el Aire

8. Siembra

9. Mi Abuela Bailo la Zamba

10. Vira Viro

Sera Posible El Sur,Mercedes Sosa,Polygram Records,Ambient,Argentina,Latin,Latin Continuum,Latin Folk,Latin Music,Pop

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Average customer rating: A Little Masterpiece

Sera Posible El Sur Mercedes Sosa Manufacturer: Polygram Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Argentina | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music Latin Music | International | Styles | Music | Compilations | Afro Brazilian | Bolero | Brazilian Jazz | Cuban | Flamenco | Latin Jazz | Mambo | Mariachi | Merengue | Salsa | Samba | Tango | Tejano General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Folk | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B0000015UF Release Date: 1994-02-22

Tracks:

1. Todavia Cantamos
2. Corazon De Estudiante
3. Agosto En Tucuman
4. Pequena
5. Todo Cambia
6. Sera Posible El Sur
7. Como Pajaros En El Aire
8. Siembra
9. Mi Abuela Bailo La Zamba
10. Vira Viro

Customer Reviews:

A Little Masterpiece.......2001-07-28

Along with "Vengo a Ofrecer Mi Corazón," [I come offering my heart] (another CD available in Amazon), "Será Posible el Sur" [Would the South be possible?] represent the first studio incursions of Mercedes Sosa right after returning from her exile in the mid 80's. Both CD's are two shiny pearls in La Mecha's legacy to Latin American music history. The CD starts with the powerful beat of "Todavía Cantamos," [Yet we sing] written by an Argentine songwriter Víctor Heredia who is less known in the US (except by Latin American folk fans). A nice sea of chords puts a frame to two sweet songs "Corazón de Estudiante" [Student's heart] and "Será Posible el Sur?" Argentine folk music is not left out: "Agosto en Tucumán" [August in Tucumán] and one of the best songs I ever heard by La Mecha: "Mi Abuela Bailó la Zamba" [Gramma danced Zamba]. The Zamba is one of the most lyrical and beautiful Argentine folk rythms. The strong Spanish influence in the Zamba is evident in the guitars while the rythm, carried on by the bombo, commands the movements of the dance (which has touches of minuette). Peteco Carabajal, a prolific and outstanding folk songwriter, contributes with one of his most accomplished songs "Como Pájaros en el Aire" [Like birds in the sky]. That is how he perceives his mother's hands moving in the air. In Mercedes' voice the song touches you deeply, quite deeply. My favorite song in this CD is "Todo Cambia" [Everything changes], which relates the feelings of his Chilean author, Julio Numhauser, when he was in exile: "Everything changes... but the love for my people!"

Salsa Music:

1. Si Me Recuerdas
2. Socavon
3. Tecnicas Para Olvidar
4. Tesoros
5. Tic Tic Tac Nonstop
6. Tic Tic Tac Nonstop
7. Tropico
8. Tropirollo, Vol. 15
9. Trova y Romance
10. 10 Años Cantandole Al Amor

Salsa Music

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Snappy

School Bullies [Import]

Sonny Rocks

Nueva Cancion Chilena: Antologia Definitiva, Vol. 3 [Import]

Shadowmath [Explicit Lyrics]

Suite Per Una Donna Assolutamente Relativa [Import]

Pure Pacha 2005: Mixed by Pete Tong and Sarah Main

Brahms: Clarinet Sonatas Nos. 1 & 2; Beethoven: Clarinet Trio

Abstract Logic