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¡Arriba Suena Marimba! Currulao Marimba Music from Colombia by Grupo Naidy
Grupo Naidy
SFW40514
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.
Country(s)
Colombia
Culture Group(s)
African Colombian
Instrument(s)
Marimba
Language(s)
Spanish
Year of Recording
2006
Record Label
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Produced by Irlando López ; Produced by Daniel Sheehy ; Liner Notes by Michael Birenbaum Quintero ; Mastered by Pete Reiniger ; Cover photo by Marlow Palleja ; Design by Marlow Palleja
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101
El botellón (The jug)
Grupo Naidy
4:17
102
Una Mañanita (One morning)
Grupo Naidy
3:52
103
Mi gallo corococó (My rooster crows)
Grupo Naidy
4:11
104
Dolores
Grupo Naidy
5:54
105
¿Lo que suena, qué será? (That sound, what could it be?)
Grupo Naidy
4:22
106
La maravilla (The marvel)
Grupo Naidy
4:28
107
Oí, ve (Listen, look)
Grupo Naidy
3:39
108
Lo que me trajo el Niño Dios (What the Christ Child brought me)
Grupo Naidy
3:54
109
¿A cómo vende la piangua? (How much is the piangua?)
Grupo Naidy
5:01
110
Pango
Grupo Naidy
5:08
111
Vamos a adorar a Antonio (Let's worship Saint Anthony)
Grupo Naidy
4:35
112
Salomé
Grupo Naidy
4:03
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