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Genius Of Mexico's Tierra Caliente

Juan Reynoso
Genius Of Mexico's Tierra Caliente Juan Reynoso Portillo (1912–2007) was a self-taught folk violinist from the Tierra Caliente (Hot Land) region of Mexico. He made his first recordings in the 1940s, gradually gaining notice throughout Mexico. In the 1990s, his recordings began to appear in the United States, which eventually led to an appearance at the Festival of American Fiddle Tunes in 1997. He continued to play at the festival for eight consecutive years. This album contains music by Reynoso in various settings from sessions in 1997, 1999, and 2000.

Track Listing

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Inocente Galindo (March) Juan Reynoso 04:26
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El Tecolotito (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 04:50
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Son Mudo (Son) Juan Reynoso 04:27
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Ajutchitlan (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 05:35
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¿Por Que Has Venido? (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 07:44
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Viva Tlapehuala (Polka) Juan Reynoso 02:30
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El Desdichado (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 04:39
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El Gavilan (Son) Juan Reynoso 04:59
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Amatepec (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 06:19
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Muneca Sin Alma (Pasodoble) Juan Reynoso 03:42
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Tlapehuala Lucido (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 07:14
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Negra Mala (Danzon) Juan Reynoso 02:53
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Coyuca De Catalan (Gusto) Juan Reynoso 04:59
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Viva Cutzamala (Pasodoble) Juan Reynoso 05:26
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La Tortolita (Son) Juan Reynoso 04:20