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Author:

Reyes de Albuquerque (Musical group)

Title:

Lo mejor de los Reyes de Albiquerque [sound recording]

Format:

[sound recording]

Publisher:

Smithsonian Folkways,

Copyright Date:

c2010

Description:

1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

Subject:

Corridos--New Mexico.
Polkas.
Folk music--New Mexico.
Folk songs, Spanish--New Mexico.
Hispanic Americans--Music.

Notes:

Compact disc. Los Reyes de Albuquerque. Originally recorded and released on Minority Owned Record Enterprises in 1993.

Contents:

El Sube y Baja (2:03) -- Dos Seres Que Se Aman (3:00) -- Tu Solo Tu (3:20) -- La Chaparita de Oro (2:45) -- La Mancornadora (2:08) -- San Juan Del Rio (2:41) -- Las Ma©łanitas Guadalupanas (3:10) -- Noches Tenebrosas (2:56) -- El Corrido de Daniel Fernandez (3:48) -- Asi Es Nuevo Mexico (2:33) -- El Bandolero (2:58) -- Cuatro Meses (3:04) -- Corrido de Rio Arriba (4:06) -- El Corrido de Juanito (3:22) -- Yo (3:46) -- Volver, Volver (2:59) -- Tus Desprecios (2:49) -- Alla En El Rancho Grande (2:41) -- Mi Virgen Ranchera (3:00) -- Cuatro Milpas (2:52) -- Pajarillo Baranqueno (2:31) -- Hermosisimo Lucero (2:44) -- El Corrido Del (5:05) -- Viva Quien Sabe Querer (2:51)

Summary:

"Acclaimed by Time Magazine as a leader of the onda nueva (new wave) of Latino music during the 1960s and 1970s, Roberto Mart©Ưnez and his group Los Reyes de Albuquerque (The Kings of Albuquerque) are recognized for artfully blending the musical flavors of mariachi, ranchera, Tex-Mex, and corridos (narrative folk ballads) with traditional New Mexican music, establishing a modernized New Mexican sound. Lo Mejor de Los Reyes de Albuquerque (The Best of The Kings of Albuquerque) is a 30-year historical survey of Los Reyes' musical contributions encapsulated in 24 of their most popular recordings.-- Smithsonian Folkways website.

OCLC:

(OCoLC)759798456

Locations:

USUX851 -- Iowa State University - Parks Library (Ames)

OIAX792 -- Grinnell College (Grinnell)