El Lobo

1. Lobo

2. Cariñito de Mi Vida

3. Bailala Quebrandola

4. Ojitos de Capulin

5. Ojitos Borrados

6. Seis Años

7. Comandante

8. Cuando Nadie Te Quiera

9. Piedrecita

10. Recuerdame Bonito

11. Atorale

12. Y Fue la Ultima Vez

El Lobo,Grupo Laberinto,Musart,Latin,Mexican,Tropical

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Pedro Y El Lobo
Prokofiev
Manufacturer: Caribe
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000EU1MWQ
Release Date: 2006-03-02

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A re-enactment for an infamous Duke...
J Kass is right
Almost unbelievably beautiful
An event

Music for the Duke of Lerma

Manufacturer: Archiv Produktion
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Chants | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Magnificats | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Motets | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
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A Venetian Coronation 1595
Victoria: Requiem - Officium defunctorum (1605) / McCreesh, Gabrieli Consort

ASIN: B0000667TH
Release Date: 2002-06-11

Tracks:

Cancion (untitled) a 6
Cabezon: Tiento para organa
Deus in adjutorium-Domine ad adjuvandum
Antiphona I: Sacerdos in aeternum Christus
Romero: Psalmus I: Dixit Dominus a 16
Antiphona I: Sacerdos in aeternum Christus
Antiphona II: Miserator Dominus
Psalmus II: Confitebor tibi
Antiphona II: Miserator Dominus
Aniphona III: Calicem salutaris accipiam
Psalmus III: Credidi
Antiphona III: Calicem salutaris accipiam
Antiphona IV: Sicut novellae olivarum
Psalmus IV: Beati omnes
Antiphona IV: Sicut novellae olivarum
Antiphona V: Qui pacem ponit fines Ecclesiae
Psalmus V: Lauda, Jerusalem
Antiphona V: Qui pacem ponit fines Ecclesiae
Fratres, ego enim accepi
Urreda: Tiento para organo
Hympnus: Pange lingua gloriosi
Panem de caelo-Omne delectamentum
Antiphona ad Magnificat: O quam suavis est, Domine
Victoria: Magnificat a 12, tono VI
Antiphona ad Magnificat: O quam suavis est, Domine a 6
Dominus vobiscum-Deus qui nobis sub sacramento mirabili
Benedicamus Domino
Tiento para organos

Tracks:

Rogier: Cancion a 5
Rogier: Cancion Regina caeli laetare
Rogier: Cancion a 5
Lobo: Ego flos campi a 4
Urreda: Pange lingua a 5
Cabezon: Tiento para arpa
Victoria: Tu es Petrus a 6
Haec est domus-Bene fundata est-Deus, qui invisibiliter omnia
Guerrero: Beautus es et bene tibi a 4
Ora pro nobis-Ut digni efficiamur-Deus, qui meriti beatissimi
Victoria: Salve Regina a 8
Ora pro nobis-Ut digni efficiamur-Omnipotens sempiterne Deus
Benedicamus Domino-Deo dicamus gratias-Sanctissimae Trinitati
Gombert: Mon seul a 7

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A re-enactment for an infamous Duke..........2005-12-18

The Duke of Lerma's reputation hasn't aged well. Accused of bankrupting the Spanish Empire's banks, reducing the army and navy to a paltry shadow of their former selves, and miscalculating the horrendous economic effects of exiling thousands of moriscos (Christianized Moors) from Spain, biographies of the Duke often contain numerous less than complimentary passages. King Phillip III took the Duke under his wing and was subsequently treated to events of great religious splendor (allegedly to keep the Duke in the crown's favor as his reputation amongst the nobles melted like wax in a furnace; even the Duke's own son joined the plot against him).
The music on this CD attempts to recreate one such elaborate event. The Duke hosted Phillip III in Lerma in 1617, for the last time before the Duke's fall from favor, to a spectacle of theater, music, games, and religious ceremonies. At San Pedro church the King was treated to a lavish performance of First Vespers and Salve Service. And to this very church in Northern Spain Paul McCreesh and Company set out on their mission to reenact this same service. The results were incredible.
If the Duke wanted to curry the pious King's favor, he could not have chosen more inspiring and exhaulting music with which to do so. Mateo Romero's "Dixit Dominus a 16" provides two unbelievably moving creshendoes at the piece's end (though some doubt remains as to whether the piece actually appeared in the service). Tomás Luis de Victoria's "Magnificant a 12" provides eleven minutes of musical ecstasy. The track following it, Alonso Lobo's "Antiphona ad Magnificant" and Victoria's "Salve Regina a 8" provide the choral highlights of the disc. They may induce swooning. And these tracks only represent the highlights of the disc. Nearly every minute of music stands out on its own, particularly the choral pieces. Also, the four hundred year old organ of San Pedro church managed to hold together for this recording. Altogether, the ambience of the on site recording, the sonorous choirs, the amazing performances of all the musicians, and the wonderful gritty sound of the original organ all meld together in an amazing combination that would probably cause anyone to re-evaluate the historically maligned Duke (but they would come to their senses after reading his biography, of course; but it apparently worked on Phillip III). Regardless of the historical statuses of the Duke or Phillip III this CD represents a great example of beautiful and moving early seventeeth century music. Any fan of "early" music will revel in this disc through repeated listenings. The tracks mentioned above are worth the price of admission alone, but the totality of both CDs (comprising an hour and a half of music) won't dissapoint. Not only that, the 84-page booklet contains voluminous background information, photographs (including the famous Rubens equestrian portrait of the Duke from 1603), and all of the lyrics in French, German, Spanish, and English. The infamous Duke of Lerma (Fransisco Gómez de Sandoval y Rojas) may or may not be worthy of such a musical tribute some four hundred years after his controversial reign, but McCreesh and the Gabrieli Consort and Players put on such a spectacular performance that the exploits of the Duke (who, despite everything, also managed to become a Cardinal in 1618) fall nearly completely into the shadows. At least the Duke had great taste in music.

J Kass is right.......2005-10-27

I agree with the previous reviewer 100%, some of this music is almost too beautiful for words. In particular, Tomas Luis de Victoria's Magnificat a 12 (track 24) on disc 1 & Salve Regina a 8 (track 11) on disc 2 really stand out. I also liked Alonso Lobo's O Quam Suavis Est. The "warmup" (track 1) on disc 1 also caught my attention right away. It sounds almost like light children's music which is a bit misleading in a way. I was soon floored by the overwhelming beauty & intensity of the rest of the album. The tracks by Tomas Luis de Victoria sold me. He's a real 'unsung hero' of the renaissance & his works on this album show why. The rest of course is also excellent. This is definitely one of my favourite McCreesh discs (I've got most of them). The other one would be Biber's Missa Salisburgensis, which has a totally different feel though. From what I've read, the Duke of Lerma was one of the most corrupt, sinister politicians there ever was. To get an idea of what he was like, check out
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He could sure put on a concert though!

Almost unbelievably beautiful.......2004-09-22

There are only a handful of choral pieces here among many instrumental arrangements (which I don't care for), but those have become favorites in my collection of Renaissance polyphony. One or two of the songs are the most beautiful music I have ever heard.

An event.......2002-08-21

McCreesh and his Gabrieli consort & Players has done a marvelous record again. I must say that I really like (and admire) McCreesh way of bringing life to "odd" rare stuff like this.

This is something rare, personal and it must have be a lot of hard work with this. The old church organs (two of them) and other old period instruments give this an extra dimension and singers are at top level. This is spanish medivial/rennaisance (looking a bit forward to early Baroque) at its best and an event.

Tracks:

Perspice christicola: Summer is icumen in - Grayston Burgess/John Whitworth/Gerald EnglishRobert Tear/John Frost/Owen Grundy/Robin Stenham...
Foweles in the frith - John Whitworth/Gerald English/Osian Ellis
Edi be thu - Gerald Engliah/Desmond Dupre
Sainte Marie Virgine - Osian Ellis
Miri it is - Gerald English/Christopher Wellington
Gabriel from heven-king - Gerald English/Joan Rimmer
Stond wel, moder - Osian Ellis
Nowel, nowel; Owt of your sleep - Gerald English/Robert Tear
Deo gracias Anglia; Owr king went forth - Grayston Burgess/John Whitworth/Robert Tear/ John Frost/Owen Grundy
Pray for us, thou Prince of Pes - John Whitworth/Robert Tear
Go hert, hurt with adversitee - Grayston Burgess/Osian EllisDesmond Dupre
This day day daws - Robert Tear/Owen Grundy
A maske - David Munrow/Bernard Thomas/Michael Oxenham/Don Smithers/John Sothcott/Francis Grubb
Lux hodie: Orientis partibus - Ian Partridge
Resonemus laudibus - Stephen Borton/Paul Copcutt/Simon Preston
Verbum caro: In hoc anni circulo - Don Smithers
Verbum patris hodie - Simon Preston
Lullay, lullow: I saw a sweete - Stephen Borton/Paul Copcutt/Joan Rimmer
Fulget hodie de l'espine - John Buttrey
Nowell: The borys hede - Michael Dobson/Jamas MacGillivray/Osian Ellis
Verbum patris humanatur - Christopher Keyte
Conditor fut le non-pareil - Grayston Burgess
Nowell: Dieus vous garde - Don Smithers
Riu, riu, chiu: El lobo rabioso - Don Smithers
Saltavan Ninfe - Don Smithers
Almande 'Est-ce-Mars' - Don Smithers

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This excellent recording is both fun and informative in its skillfully performed program of more than two dozen songs, carols, and rounds from medieval and Renaissance England. The selections are drawn from three albums recorded during the 1960s for the Argo label. The performances--of both familiar and little-known tunes--are sung and played by some of England's most acclaimed musicians, including tenor Robert Tear, harpist Osian Ellis, the London Brass Ensemble, and period instrumentalist David Munrow. Among the highlights are "Foweles in the frith," a fascinating 13th-century six-part canon; "Nowell: Dieus vous garde," a highly syncopated antiphonal 15th- century choral piece; and the gentle lullaby "Lullay, lullow: I saw a sweete seemly sight," sung by two boy trebles. The albums' original, first- rate liner notes are included. --David Vernier

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Quite charming.......2003-06-02

This material ranges from the superlative to the dull. But the vast majority is delightful, winningly sung and played, with the big names of that era featured: Simon Preston, Ian Partridge, Robert Tear, and the incomparable David Munrow.

This CD is the contents of two mid 60s LPs with a few tidbits from another tossed in. Maybe it's just familiarity, but the seelctions I prefer are those from the LP I had. Great to hear again, in a clear, light transfer. The recording is quite good; try Deo gracias Anglia with the headphones...just stellar.

Tracks:

Pedro Y El Lobo: Quisiera contaros une historia...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Bien...y asi comienza nuestra historia...
Pedro Y El Lobo: En la rama de un arbol enorme...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Y en ese preciso instante...
'Pedro Y El Lobo: De pronto algo atrajo la atencion de Pedro...
Pedro Y El Lobo: El abuelo salio de la casa...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Y menos mal...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Ahore las cosas estaban asi...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Pedro, que lo habia visto todo, penso...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Sin que lo advirtiese...
Pedro Y El Lobo: En aquel momento...
Pedro Y El Lobo: Y entonces...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Historia de Babar...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Babar se pasea feliz...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Al cabo de algunos dias...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Sin embargo, Babar no es completamente feliz...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Mientras tanto, en la selva...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Ese mismo dia, en la selva...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Barbar le ha dicho a Cornelio...
Historia De Babar, El Elefantito: Despues de la boda y de la Coronacion...

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Ramillete: A Garland Of Choral Songs
Melinda de Jesús , John Kendall Bailey [baritone] , Michael Prichard , American Anonymous , Bolivian Anonymous , Juan de Araujo , Martin Cruzelaegui , Francisco Delgado , Juan Pedro R. Gaffney , Francisco Guerrero , Juan de Lienas , Alonso Lobo , Jose-Luis Orozco , Juan Gutierrez de Padilla , Antonio de Salazar , Narciso Serradell , Spanish Traditional , Wendell Whalum , Kenneth Fitch , Conjunto Nuevo Mundo , Claire Kelm , Helen Dilworth , Mimi Ruiz , Jesús Guillén , Marcos Ramón Hernandez , and Coro Hispano de San Francisco
Manufacturer: pro música
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music

Compilations | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Masses | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B0000V8G1Y
Release Date: 2003-10-01

Tracks:

TE DEUM LAUDAMUS: Francisco Delgado
FECIT POTENCIAM from the Magnificat in D: Francisco Delgado
LAUDATE DOMINUM for solo quartet, chorus and orchestra: Fray Martin Cruzelaegui
Anon.: CTICO DEL ALBA
GLORIA from the Misa al segunda ton: Juan de Lienas
AGNUS DEI from the Misa Encarnacion: Anon. Jesuit, 18th c.
VlRGEN SANCTA: Francisco Guerrero
PLAZA, PLAZA!:Juan Gutierrez de Padilla
LAS MANANITAS GUADALUPANAS: Mexican Traditional
LOS COFLADES DE LA ESTLEYA: Juan de Araujo
KERESIMESI ODUN DE O: Nigerian folk carol
O QUAM SUAVIS: Alonso Lobo
DIGAN, DIGAN: Antonio de Salazar
EL TILINGO-LINGO: Traditional melody
LA GOLONDRINA: Narciso Serradell
CUANDO UNO QUIERE A UNA: Anon. 19th c.
TE QUIERO PORQUE TE QUIERO: Anon. 19th c.
CORRIDO DE CESAR CHAVEZ: Jose-Luis Orozco
ES BUENO DARTE GRACIAS, SER Psalm 91: Juan Pedro Gaffney R.:

Album Description

The Coro Hispano present the ESSENTIAL Latin American Choral Music Collection

A "Ramillete" is a bouquet or a garland of the rarest and most beautiful flowers that can be found. And "Ramillete" is an appropriate title for the current collection of Latin American choral music from the 16th to the 21st century. Lovely melodies, sweet harmonies and snappy rhythms will charm even the most discriminating listener play after play. This is the essential CD to begin your discovery of Latin American Choral Music.

COUNTRY ROLAND
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COUNTRY ROLAND

Manufacturer: Roy Sales
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000NNPOWS

Product Description

20 Exitos

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Songs and Games in the Classroom

El Lobo: Songs & Games of Latin America
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Rounder Select
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | International | Styles | Music

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music

General | Children's Music | Styles | Music

Rounder Records | Specialty Stores | Music

General | Children's Music | Indie Music | Stores | Music

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ASIN: B000006NH1
Release Date: 1998-06-09

Tracks:

The Circle Dance Of San Miguel
Dark Earth
The Little Pig
The Wolf
The Lemon
The Pretty Farmer
Rice And Milk
Ring Around The Rosy
The Serpent Of The Sea
Sir Cat
Your Sewing Machine
The Girl From Tonga
Rice And Milk
San Sereni
The Dawn
Mambru
The Three Captives
The Three Mountain Climbers
The Cat And The Mouse
Chiquin Molina
Ten Little Indians
Rice And Milk
The Bridge At Avignon
Bean Cakes
Pom, Pom, Pom
Aserrin, Aserran
The Little Angels
Liron, Liron
The Patio Of My House
I Have A Doll
Juan's Party
Natacha
The Hen
My Cat And My Dog
La Pinata
Little White Dove
Christmas Carol

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El Lobo, a perfect companion disc to the Clancy Children's So Early in the Morning: Irish Children's Songs, Rhymes, & Games, is a joyful collection of tunes and playground games sung and chanted by Latin American children. Mostly a cappella, the ditties are often punctuated by laughter and handclaps and the universal singsongy rise and fall of wee voices. While the Spanish, Indian, and African influences on colorful Latin American culture are undeniable and give the songs a distinct ethnicity, what is perhaps most striking is the commonality they share with children's music the world over. Young Americans will find that "Liron, Liron" is not too different from "Miss Mary Mac," nor is "El Patio de Mi Casa" far removed from "Say, Say, Oh Playmate" or the many versions of "Miss Susie Had a Baby." --Paige La Grone

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Songs and Games in the Classroom.......2007-07-12

A fantastic way to get children involved in learning is through games and songs. What better way to teach language and culture, than learning games and songs from Latin American countries? This CD is a great resource and is actually sung by children (which my students really enjoyed).

Charly Garcia, Idolo Del Rock Argentino, La Grasa De Las Capitales - San Francisco Y El Lobo - Perro Andaluz

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A CLASSIC BY A LEGENDARY BAND
La Grasa De Las Capitales
******ESPECTACULAR*******
Este CD es lo maximo !!!!!!!
noche de perros

Charly Garcia, Idolo Del Rock Argentino, La Grasa De Las Capitales - San Francisco Y El Lobo - Perro Andaluz
Charly Garcia
Manufacturer: Orfeon Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Argentina | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Rock en Español | Latin Music | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000034CWI
Release Date: 1999-04-15

Tracks:

La Grasa De Las Capitales
San Francisco Y El Lobo
Perro Andaluz
Frecuencia Modulada
Paranoia Y Soledad
Noche De Perros
Viernes 3 AM
Los Sobrevivientes
Cancion De Hollywood

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A CLASSIC BY A LEGENDARY BAND.......2002-02-07

For those wondering about the long title, this is actually simply called La Grasa De Las Capitales, and it is a CD by the legendary Argentine band Seru Giran, led by flamboyant, the incredibly talented Charly Garcia, probably the best and most famous modern musician in Latin America. The title for both the CD and the last song in it means Grease of the Capitals, a reference to the Travolta movie "Grease".
At the time this great work was recorded, the songs from the movie and Disco music in general were saturating Latin American radio. Charly and his band made this amazing song that managed to compile Choral music, Rock, a bit of South American folklore, and a even a parody of Disco as a witty and timely criticism on commercial pop. Nevertheless, the rest of the songs are also outstanding. The acoustic ballad "San Francisco y el Lobo", a take on the history of Saint Francis of Asissi, for example, is perfectly rendered by David Lebon, the lead guitarist, with a mixture of heartbreaking beauty and vocal dexterity. Pedro Aznar bass lines give ample evidence of his talent, which also shone in his work with Path Metheny group. Drummer Oscar Moro, a veteran of the Argentinian Rock scene, boasts not only technique to burn but also an uncommon passionate sensitivity. All the albums by Seru Giran, by the way, deserve to be in the collection of anyone interested in quality music in any language.
For non-Spanish speakers it is worth learning Spanish just to enjoy it, but even if you don't understand the words it is still worth listening to. A marvel.

La Grasa De Las Capitales.......2002-01-19

Que puedo decir...uno de los mejores albumes de rock argentino de los 80,un poco incomprendido en su momento,como toda obra de arte.La armonia y la quimica que lograban sus integrantes cuando tocaban se ha visto muy pocas veces,al igual que las letras,cargadas de ironia y realismo (tipico de Charly Garcia).Este disco no puede faltar en una coleccion de rock argentino.Muy recomendable,al igual que el resto de los discos de Seru Giran.

******ESPECTACULAR*******.......2001-03-18

No tengo palabras para describir este album. Lo unico que les puedo decir es que no puede dejar de escucharlo. A Seru Giran se los llamaba en su pais "Los Beatles argentinos" y la verdad es que no estaban muy equivocados. Tanto la parte vocal como la instrumental (ni hablar de las letras de las canciones) son extraordinarias. Aguante Charly!!!!!

Este CD es lo maximo !!!!!!!.......2001-03-11

Charly Garcia es un compositor extraordinario y este CD en particular es el mejor de toda su obra. Seru Giran es el mejor grupo de Rock argentino y eso se refleja en este compac. Grasa de las capitales es un album que refleja la soledad y la angustia del ser humano, con canciones sumamentes oscuras.

noche de perros.......2000-11-19

charlie es lo máximo en lo referente a la música latinoamericana con raíces en el rock y el pop. Todo su trabajo desde sui generis hasta hoy (hoy, para mi, llega sólo hasta "say no more")es una muestra de la genialidad de este músico. Deberían escuchar obras como: "pubis angelical" y "terapia intensiva", son muy grossos.