¡Arriba Suena Marimba! Currulao Marimba Music from Colombia by Grupo Naidy
The marimba is a vivid legacy of African presence in Latin America, but only on the Pacific coast of southern Colombia and northern Ecuador does it keep its close connections to a strongly African culture. Hailing from small towns along the river-ridden Colombian coast, the seasoned women singers of Grupo Naidy raise their voices to the accompaniment of marimba and drums, performing their unique styles of music known collectively as currulao . 36-page booklet, bi-lingual notes, photos. 54 minutes.
La marimba es un legado vivo de la presencia Africana en Latinoamérica, sin embargo sólo en la costa del pacífico, en el sur de Colombia y el norte de Ecuador, se mantiene una conexión cercana con la cultura Africana. Provenientes de pequeñas ciudades a lo largo del río en la costa colombiana, las cantantes del Grupo Naidy alzan sus voces para acompañar a la marimba y los tambores, interpretando su estilo único de música conocido por todos como currulao. Folleto de 36 páginas con notas bilingües y fotos. Duración de 54 minutos.
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Track Listing
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El botellón (The jug) | Grupo Naidy | 4:17 | |
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102
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Una Mañanita (One morning) | Grupo Naidy | 3:52 | |
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103
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Mi gallo corococó (My rooster crows) | Grupo Naidy | 4:11 | |
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104
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Dolores | Grupo Naidy | 5:54 | |
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105
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¿Lo que suena, qué será? (That sound, what could it be?) | Grupo Naidy | 4:22 | |
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106
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La maravilla (The marvel) | Grupo Naidy | 4:28 | |
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107
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Oí, ve (Listen, look) | Grupo Naidy | 3:39 | |
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108
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Lo que me trajo el Niño Dios (What the Christ Child brought me) | Grupo Naidy | 3:54 | |
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109
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¿A cómo vende la piangua? (How much is the piangua?) | Grupo Naidy | 5:01 | |
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110
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Pango | Grupo Naidy | 5:08 | |
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111
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Vamos a adorar a Antonio (Let's worship Saint Anthony) | Grupo Naidy | 4:35 | |
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112
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Salomé | Grupo Naidy | 4:03 |
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