Dance Music Mexican Style

1. Cielito Lindo

2. En el Rancho Grande

3. Cucurrucucu Paloma

4. Guadalajara

5. Cucaracha

6. Charro en N.Y.

7. Adelita

8. Cielito Lindo [Remix]

Dance Music Mexican Style,Charro Y Las Jalapenas,Sony International,Latin,Latin Music,Mexican

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Dance Music Mexican Style
Charro Y Las Jalapenas
Manufacturer: Sony International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Mexico | International | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00000I42V
Release Date: 1999-02-02

Tracks:

Cielito Lindo
En El Rancho Grande
Cucurrucucu Paloma
Guadalajara
La Cucaracha
El Charro En N.Y.
Adelita
Cielito Lindo (Re-Mix)

Merengue: Up-Up-Tempo Dance Dynamite from the D.R.

Average customer rating:

Perico Rípiao at it's best!!!

Merengue: Up-Up-Tempo Dance Dynamite from the D.R.
Francisco Ulloa
Manufacturer: Globe Style
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Irish Folk | Traditional British & Celtic Folk | Folk | Styles | Music

Dominican Republic | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

General | International | Styles | Music

Mexico | International | Styles | Music

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Merengue | Latin Music | Styles | Music

General | Latin Music | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000000ZRH
Release Date: 2004-12-27

Tracks:

Tijera
Agua de Tu Fuente
Situaci
Beso Robao
Tongoneate
Ramonita
Ma Por la Ma
Caballos
Linda Mujer
Lucas y Radhames
Lengua
San Francisco
Homenaje a Bolo

Product Description

1. La Tijera
2. Agua De Tu Fuente
3. La Situacion
4. El Beso Robao
5. Tongoneate
6. Ramonita
7. Manana Por La Manana
8. Los Caballos
9. Linda Mujer
10. Lucas Y Radhames
11. La Lengua
12. San Francisco
13. Homenaje A Bolo

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Perico Rípiao at it's best!!! .......2004-12-07

Well, this master of the accordian is one of the legends of folkloric Dominican dance music; Perico Rípiao (a traditional form of "Merengue" which originated in the 1930's). He tears through the chord changes as if he were literally 'ripping the feathers off of a parrot' (reference to the loose english translation for "Perico Rípiao"). He has the chops of no one I've ever heard.
I wish that I knew the names of the other musicians on the session... they're also VERY burnin' on these tracks!!!
It's a smal group: One (maybe two) percussionist(s), bass player, alto saxophonist, Francisco on accordian/background vocals, and a singer (who's playing guira if I'm not mistaken).
I never get tired of this CD -- When I play this record at parties, everyone has a great time!