Música de México 6 CDs Silvio Rodríguez y Pablo Milanés, La Revolucion Mexicana

Description: Silvio Rodríguez, Pablo Milanés ‎– Silvio Rodríguez y Pablo MilanésLabel:Discos Pueblo ‎– CDDP 1015Format:CD, Country:MexicoReleased:1984Genre:Latin, Folk, World, & CountryStyle:Nueva Trova, Nueva Cancion Silvio Rodríguez y Pablo Milanés (CD, Compilation) album coverMore Images Silvio Rodríguez, Pablo Milanés ‎– Silvio Rodríguez y Pablo MilanésLabel:Discos Pueblo ‎– CDDP 1015Format:CD, CompilationCountry:MexicoReleased:1984Genre:Latin, Folk, World, & CountryStyle:Nueva Trova, Nueva Cancion Tracklist 01–Silvio RodríguezUn Hombre Se Levanta02–Pablo MilanésCampesina03–Pablo MilanésA Salvador Allende En Su Combate Por La Vida04–Silvio RodríguezSi El Poeta Eres Tu05–Silvio RodríguezEl Rey De Las Flores06–Silvio RodríguezSantiago De Chile07–Silvio RodríguezMadre08–Pablo MilanésPobre Del Cantor09–Pablo MilanésCancion Para Angela Davis10–Silvio RodríguezTe Doy Una Canción11–Pablo MilanésComo El Largo De Tus Ríos _______________________________________________________________ Calexico | Iron And Wine ‎– In The Reins Label:Overcoat Recordings ‎– OC28Format:CDCountry:USReleased:13 Sep 2005Genre:RockStyle:Folk Rock, Post Rock Tracklist1He Lays In The Reins2Prison On Route 413A History Of Lovers4Red Dust5Sixteen, Maybe Less6Burn That Broken Bed7Dead Man's Will In the Reins features Sam Beam of Iron & Wine and Calexico aiming to combine the best of each of their musical strengths, a collaboration that was discussed by both bands for years but never came together until now. The CD unfolds with Beam's evocative melodies backed by Calexico's blend of mariachi horns, soaring strident pedal steel, and jangly '60s-era reverb guitars; there's even the contribution of Salvador Duran's operatic Flamenco vocals on the first track, "He Lays in Reins," to really flesh out the Western feel. Given the EP's title, images of being tied or controlled come to mind especially on "Dead Man's Will," a track that features a nice peppering of vibraphones to round things out at the end. "Red Dust" is reminiscent of the roustabout feel on Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's recent collaboration with Matt Sweeny on Superwolf. Here is a song that begins quietly and opens into a ballsy, four-on-the-floor honky tonk. On "Burn That Broken Bed" muted trumpets linger in space and the blended band is cautious with dynamics like a seasoned jazz quartet. As a first EP together (though it seems unlikely their last), Calexico and Iron & Wine seem almost tentative. It would be interesting to see Beam nudge the sweet introverted songs he's mastered from the bedroom into Calexico's full-on cinematic marquee limelight--something there is great potential for with this exciting grouping.--Gabi Knight ___________________________________________________________________________ CUATRO AVILA BAJS Release Date January 27, 1998Duration39:45Genre LatinRecording LocationBaby Studios 1Y Si Te Vas2Mas Que a Mi Vida3No Soporto Más4Tú Me Vas a Dejar5Te Logré Olvidar6Me Olvidare de Ti7La Grandeza Que Te Di8Si Sigo Enamorado9Hoy Que No Estás Conmigo10Y Por Siempre11Hasta Hoy12Corazon Ardiente The Avila Boys' second album, Cuatro, is another collection of infectious grupero pop, masterminded by lead singer Armando Avila. All the songs are either grupero love ballads or dance cumbias, and while there are a few weak moments on the record, much of the record is bubbly fun that should appeal to fans of their debut. _____________________________________________________________________ Seri 30 Exito La Revolución Mexicana Release Date January 16, 1996Duration01:15:51Genre LatinStyles MariachiMexican TraditionsRanchera 1La Adelita2El Desterrado3Corrido del Norte4Corrido de Cananea5La Cama de Piedra6Maria la Bandida7Soldado de Levita8Heraclio Bernal9Alla en el Rancho Grande10La Rielera11El Adios del Soldado12Pajarillo Barranqueño13Polka Revolucionaria14La Toma de Torreón15Lamarieta Disc 2 1La Valentina2La Cucaracha3El Siete Leguas4La Escondida5Carabina 30-306Benjamin Argumedo7Bala Perdida8Jesusita en Chihuahua9Cuatro Milpas10Me He de Comer Esa Tuna11La Toma de Zacatecas12Gabino Barrera13Rosita Alvirez14La Tumba de Villa15La Marcha de Zacatecas ______________________________________________ Guadalupe Pineda ‎– Un Canto A MexicoLabel:RCA ‎– LAN-835Format: CDCountry:MexicoReleased:1988Genre:Latin 1La Valentina2La Zandunga/La Marimba3La Borrachita4Mi Mexico De Ayer5El Remero6Jacinto Cenobio7Sabado Distrito FederalBContigo Aprendi/Pero... Te Extrano9Nuestro Gran Amor10Por Ti11La Pajarera12Popurri Ranchero 2004:In 2004, her album Arias de Opera earned her a Double Platinum certification. 2007:In 2007, she received an award at the Cannes Festival for her work in French and charity work for the poor, from the Europa-Africa Committee. 2009:In 2009, she recorded the French language album called Francia con sabor latino. 2011:In 2011, she sang with the Orquesta Filarmónica de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (OFUNAM), at the Sala Nezahualcóyotl in Mexico City. 2016:In 2016, her album collaboration with Tania Libertad and Eugenia León titled Las Tres Grandes: Primera Fila, receives Gold certification in Mexico and a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Long Form Music Video. 2017:In 2017, she receives the Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award to honor her brilliant musical career and achievements. _____________________________________________________________ Celia Cruz - Boleros Label:Sum Records (2) ‎– 7192-2Format:CD, Country:SpainReleased:2002Genre:LatinStyle:Bolero Tracklists 1Siento La Nostalgia De Palmeras2Perdón3Vieja Luna4Volveré5No Me Hables De Amor6Esperaré7Cuando Estoy Contigo8Preferí Perderte9Extraño Amor10Prefiero Tu Amor11Falsía12Desencanto13Ya Lo Puedes Decir14Tengo Un Cariñito15Te Busco16Bravo17No Me Vayas A Engañar18Mi Desesperación19Encantado De La Vida20Bolero Bolero21Me Acuerdo De Ti Celia CruzReal Name: Ursula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso de la Santísima TrinidadProfile:The "Queen Of Salsa": Born : October 21, 1925 (for some sources : 1924 or 1929) in Havana, Cuba.Died : July 16, 2003 in Fort Lee, New Jersey. The voice, charisma and talent of Celia Cruz have created one of the most impressive careers in all of music. Merely listing her accomplishments would require a book. Her more than 70 albums have yielded an unending harvest of gold and platinum records, and she has received more than a hundred awards from prestigious institutions around the world.She received the first of her five Grammy Awards in 1989, and also won two Latin Grammy Awards. She received three doctorates Honoris Causa from Yale, Florida International University and Miami University.Also appearing in 10 movies, most recently including "The Mambo Kings" and "The Perez Family". Celia Cruz began singing in amateur contests at the age of 14, in her home city of Havana, Cuba. She studied music theory, piano and voice at the National Music Conservatory. In 1950 she began singing with the conjunto La Sonora Matancera, and with that group she was a central figure in some of the most glorious chapters of Afro-Cuban music, recording a number of legendary songs, including "Yembe Laroco", "Yerbero Moderno", "Burundanga", and "Caramelo" by the end of the 1950's La Sonora Matancera was the most popular group in Cuba. Celia's alliance with them took her beyond the coast of Cuba and exported her talent to the world. While in the group she met Pedro Knight, at the time one of the band's two trumpeters. This relationship culminated in matrimony and lasted 42 years.

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