Atotonilco

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Old-timey classics come alive in this retrospective collection from Arhoolie Records. Tony De La Rosa's best material from the late '50s and early '60s is included here, including his signature polkas "El Circo," "Atotonilco," "El Sube y Baja," and "Ana Rosa." The tune "Atotonilco" is based on an old Mexican standard that De La Rosa learned growing up on the King ranch in South Texas. And "El Circo" is De La Rosa's adaptation of Red Foley's "Alabama Jubilee," which became a top 10 country single in 1951. These tunes from a master of the accordion and conjunto polkas have become the standards that every beginning accordionist has to learn to pass muster. Also notable here is "Sufriendo y Penando," De La Rosa's collaboration with Isidro Lopez, the man who would become the founding father of the modern Tejano sound. --Ramiro Burr

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Irma Serrano "La Tigresa" 1. Espejito 2. La Paloma 3. No Mas Contigo 4. Atotonilco 5. Cuatro Lagrimas 6. A Dos En El Puerto 7. La Ley Del Monte 8. Y Me Quede Sin Ti 9.a Escondidas 10. Borrare Tu Nombre .
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Irma Serrano "La Tigresa" 1. Espejito 2. La Paloma 3. No Mas Contigo 4. Atotonilco 5. Cuatro Lagrimas 6. A Dos En El Puerto 7. La Ley Del Monte 8. Y Me Quede Sin Ti 9.a Escondidas 10. Borrare Tu Nombre .

ProductGroup: Classical
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000KX7V8Q

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Atotonilco
Tony de la Rosa
Manufacturer: Arhoolie Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000001I7
Release Date: 1993-12-01

Tracks:

La Palomilla
Los Tiliches
El Sube Y Baja
Adios Amor
Sylvia
El Guaracha
La Grulla
Paloma Sin Nido
El Celo Me Tortura
Sufriendo Y Penando
Los Frijoles Bailan
Copas De Placer
El Circo
Amores Que Van Y Vienen
Atotonilco
Todo Lo Conciento
Anita
Dos Lindas Palomitas
Mis Brazos Te Esperan
Paloma Negra
Ana Rosa
Tantas Mentiras
Una Cualquiera
Perdi El Albur

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Old-timey classics come alive in this retrospective collection from Arhoolie Records. Tony De La Rosa's best material from the late '50s and early '60s is included here, including his signature polkas "El Circo," "Atotonilco," "El Sube y Baja," and "Ana Rosa." The tune "Atotonilco" is based on an old Mexican standard that De La Rosa learned growing up on the King ranch in South Texas. And "El Circo" is De La Rosa's adaptation of Red Foley's "Alabama Jubilee," which became a top 10 country single in 1951. These tunes from a master of the accordion and conjunto polkas have become the standards that every beginning accordionist has to learn to pass muster. Also notable here is "Sufriendo y Penando," De La Rosa's collaboration with Isidro Lopez, the man who would become the founding father of the modern Tejano sound. --Ramiro Burr