Con Su Permiso, Señores
The band Los Cenzontles (Mockingbirds) is the public face of the Los Cenzontles Cultural Arts Academy located in San Pablo, CA. The band, composed of Latino youths ages 12 to 19, seeks to preserve the traditional music and dance of Mexico through education and public performance. In 1994, they recorded their first collection of traditional music on CD. The song styles include corrido, son jarocho, and ranchera. The liner notes provide the Spanish lyrics and their English translations.
Track Listing
|
101
|
El Corrido Del Maiz Caro | Los Cenzontles | 2:17 | |
|
102
|
Perita En Dulce | Los Cenzontles | 2:30 | |
|
103
|
Yo Ya Me Voy | Los Cenzontles | 2:53 | |
|
104
|
La Sarna | Los Cenzontles | 4:04 | |
|
105
|
Bala Perdida | Los Cenzontles | 3:21 | |
|
106
|
Un Poquito De Pecado | Los Cenzontles | 2:46 | |
|
107
|
La Mal Sentada | Los Cenzontles | 2:21 | |
|
108
|
El Caballito | Los Cenzontles | 2:21 | |
|
109
|
El Camotal | Los Cenzontles | 3:18 | |
|
110
|
El Bracero Fracasado | Los Cenzontles | 2:35 | |
|
111
|
La Pava | Los Cenzontles | 2:24 | |
|
112
|
El Corrido De Cecilia Rios | Los Cenzontles | 3:52 | |
|
113
|
El Pajaro Cu | Los Cenzontles | 2:29 | |
|
114
|
Canción Mexicana | Los Cenzontles | 2:54 | |
|
115
|
El Novillo Despuntado | Los Cenzontles | 2:29 | |
|
116
|
El Palomo y La Paloma | Los Cenzontles | 3:14 | |
|
117
|
Que Cobarde | Los Cenzontles | 2:28 | |
|
118
|
La Venganza de María | Los Cenzontles | 2:37 | |
|
119
|
La Bruja | Los Cenzontles | 3:31 | |
|
120
|
El Mexicano-Americano | Los Cenzontles | 3:46 | |
|
121
|
El Aguanieve / El Zapateado | Los Cenzontles | 5:03 | |
|
122
|
El Sauce y La Palma | Los Cenzontles | 2:40 |
Album Info
Folkways Suggests
-
The Voice of MexicoVarious Artists
-
Folk Dances and Dance Songs of ArgentinaSegundo Castro
-
De Una BonitaLos Cenzontles
-
From the ArchivesTexas Sounds from Smithsonian Folkways -
From the ArchivesSongs of Protest from Smithsonian Folkways -
From the ArchivesConjunto Essentials from Smithsonian Folkways -
From the ArchivesValentine’s Day from Smithsonian Folkways -
From the ArchivesAfro–Cuban Drum Music from Smithsonian Folkways
-
From the ArchivesJosé Gutiérrez and Los Hermanos Ochoa: Sones jarochos from Veracruz -
From the ArchivesThe long, winding, and confusingly numbered road to La India Canela -
From the ArchivesEl Rey de Alburquerque: Roberto Martínez | Smithsonian Folkways ... -
From the ArchivesLos Pleneros de la 21: Afro-Puerto Rican traditions -
From the ArchivesA Corrido of Struggle: Remembering Roberto Martínez and the Black ...