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The Castilianne

Various Artists
The Castilianne Start with a suave terra séca, a sensual Brazilian lament and follow with a battery of easily danceable Venezuelan waltzes called castilianne that are actually derived from the joropo (a waltz-like musical genre and dance that blends African and European influences). These ultra-smooth, predominantly instrumental, tunes are deceptively complex in their use of cross-rhythms and creole mix of Brazilian, Venezuelan, Portuguese, French, Indonesian, Africans and Spanish elements. This recording features bands led by Johnny Gomez and John Buddy Williams, the Grand Curucaye String Orchestra of Trinidad and the Girl Pat Oildrum Orchestra.

Track Listing

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Terra Seca John Buddy Williams Band 03:55
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102
Creola John Buddy Williams Band 01:19
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103
Big Man, Sweet Man John Buddy Williams Band 03:02
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104
Gee Bongo Lay John Buddy Williams Band 04:17
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105
Shoeing the Mare John Buddy Williams Band 03:20
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106
Terra Seca John Buddy Williams Band 02:23
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201
Castilianne Johnny Gomez Band 03:46
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202
Manzanares Grand Curucaye String Orchestra of Trinidad 04:22
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203
Castilianne Girl Pat Oildrum Orchestra 01:55
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204
Manita Ocatavo Grand Curucaye String Orchestra of Trinidad 04:10
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205
Castilianne (Juliana) Girl Pat Oildrum Orchestra 02:12
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206
Caracas Grand Curucaye String Orchestra of Trinidad 02:38
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207
Castilianne Johnny Gomez Band 01:59