Afro-Hispanic Colombia / Var: Afro-Hispanic Colombia / Various
Afro-Hispanic Colombia / Var: Afro-Hispanic Colombia / Various
Format: CD
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Artist: Afro-Hispanic Colombia / Var
Label: Folkways Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 093070437623
Genre: Folk, African
The Pacific Lowlands -the coastal regions of Panama, Colombia, and Ecuador -experienced a mingling of African and Hispanic cultures after Spanish conquest in the 16th century. This cultural blending is exemplified in Afro-Hispanic Music from Western Colombia and Ecuador, in which denizens of the tropical Lowlands perform pieces such as the Currulao (marimba dance) and Arrullo (spiritual). The music reflects realities of life in this hot, rainy climate, where men move away from their families in search of work and children especially die from malaria and dysentery. Liner notes include a description of Lowlands culture and the dances that accompany each piece. One of the Bambuco tracks also appears as "Adies, Bereji" on the compilation CD Raices Latinas: Smithsonian Folkways Latino Roots Collection (SFW40470, 2002).
Tracks:
1.1 Currulao "Bambuco"
1.2 Currulao "Bambuco"
1.3 Currulao "Bambuco"
1.4 Currulao "Agua Grande"
1.5 Currulao "Torbellino"
1.6 Alavado "Adios Primo Hermano"
1.7 Alavado "Santa Maria" / "Santo Dios, Santo Fuerte" (Medley)
1.8 Fiesta Song (Improvisation)
1.9 Arrullo "San Antonio"
1.10 Arrullo "La Maria Soy"
1.11 Arrullo "Aurora de la Ma?Ana"
1.12 Arrullo "Falta El Uno"
1.13 Arrullo
1.14 Arrullo "La Golpe de la Cajita"
1.15 Arrullo "Este Ni?O Quiere"
1.16 Arrullo "Me Voy Pa' Bel?N"
1.17 Arrullo "Vamos Arrullar"
1.18 Song "A la Mina No Voy"
