Sones, canciones rancheras, huapangos, and boleros from a Los Angeles-based mariachi band. Most selections either previously released as Sounds of mariachi or are outtakes from the same sessions; tracks 7, 15, and 17 are from a radio show featuring Los Camperos as part of the series Club del sol. Compact disc. Program and biographical notes, with bibliographical and discographical references (33 p. : ports.) inserted in container. Nati Cano's Mariachi Los Camperos ; Nati Cano, leader. Recorded at various sessions in the 1990s.
Contents:
The man from Cihuatlán The muleteers (2:45) San Miguel el Alto (2:35) -- Se me hizo fácil = It was easy for me (2:51) -- El gustito = The little pleasure (2:27) -- Gema = The gem (2:29) -- El autlense = The man from Autlán (3:40) -- Paloma negra = Black dove (2:37) -- Ojitos verdes = Green eyes (3:40) -- Árboles de la barranca = The trees of the ravine (2:42) -- La malagueña = The woman from Málaga (3:13) -- Virgencita de Talpa = The virgin of Talpa (2:17) -- Que te vas, te vas = You say you are going away (2:33) -- Amor ciego = Blind love (3:39) -- El jilguerillo = The goldfinch (2:04) -- Tequila con limón = Tequila with lime (4:20) -- Entre suspiro y suspiro = Between sigh and sigh (3:09) -- El cihualteco = The man from Cihuatlán (2:45)
Summary:
A traditionalist and visionary, Nati Cano has both mirrored and shaped the history of mariachi music. This collection features some of hi s most beloved and influential recordings.
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