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Cover StoryWhat Makes a Good Smithsonian Folkways Recording?The Sound and Story of the Salvadoran Chanchona
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Artist SpotlightLos Gauchos de RoldánWe were just a few that kept up the struggle for people not to forget that the two-row button accordion is part of our roots...
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From the FieldThe long, winding, and confusingly numbered road to La India Canela’s houseSomething was in the air that Tuesday. I was having my first organizational meeting with La India Canela to discuss plans for the Folkways album...
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Tools for TeachingRitmo Embolada, An Introduction of Brazilian Rhythm“Embolada” is a form of poetry and song that has set refrains...
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video spotlightMembers of Cimarrón Discuss Llanero (Plains) MusicThrough exquisite musicianship and challenging arrangements, the Colombian group Cimarrón pushes the frontiers of traditional música llanera, the music of the Orinoco plans.
Albums
From the Collection
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Taquachito Nights: Conjunto Music from South TexasVarious Artists
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Bandera Mía: Songs of ArgentinaSuni Paz
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Latin Jazz: La Combinación PerfectaVarious Artists
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Un Fuego de Sangre Pura: Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto from ColombiaLos Gaiteros de San Jacinto
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Borders y BailesLos Texmaniacs
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