Search!
advanced search
Select
African American Music
African American Spoken
American Folk
American History
American Indian
American Popular
Bluegrass
Blues
Cajun
Caribbean
Celtic
Children's
Classical
Contemporary & Electronic
Country
Documentary
Drama
Gospel
Hawai'i
Historical Song
Holiday
Humor
India
Jazz & Ragtime
Judaica
Language Instruction
Latin
Miscellany
Music Instruction
Old Time
Oral History & Biography
Poetry
Prose
Psychology & Health
Sacred
Science & Nature
Sounds
Soundtracks & Musicals
Spoken Word
Struggle & Protest
World
World History
Roberto Martínez
Sam Gesser Tribute
Harmony in Uganda
Smithsonian Folklife
Smithsonian Folklife Festival
Find Recordings
advanced search
new releases
best sellers
staff picks
browse by collection
browse by series
gift certificates
t-shirts
Explore Folkways
folkways magazine
featured artists
soundscapes
product spotlight
podcasts
radio streams
video
Tools for Teaching
introduction
lessons and activities
workshops for teachers
additional resources
subscribe
About Us
mission and history
news and press
staff
awards
music partners
sponsors
support us
jobs/internships/research
Customer Service
join our mailing list
ordering/purchasing info
print catalogues
libraries/educational institutions
retailers and distribution
wholesale inquiries
download manager
faq
licensing
items -
|
View Cart
SFW40546_112
Matilde Lina
Track Artist
Ivo Díaz and band
Duration
3:46
¡Ayombe! The Heart of Colombia's Música Vallenata
Various Artists
SFW40546
In the words of Grammy®-winning popular singer/actor Carlos Vives, "Colombia is one of those great musical quarries of the Americas, as have been the American South, the Antilles, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina." Since the late 20th century, the music of the vallenatos- people of a small valley region of the Caribbean coast- "has best portrayed the true way of being and feeling of the Colombian people." ¡Ayombe! The Heart of Colombia’s Música Vallenata, features two dozen seasoned vallenato performers spanning three generations, playing polished renditions of the music they know best-paseos, merengues, sones, and puyas of their homeland.
70 minutes, 15 tracks, 20+ page booklet
Year of Release
2008
Record Label
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Produced by Carlos Rojas Hernández ; Produced by Daniel Sheehy ; Recorded by Jesús García ; Recorded by Britt Amador ; Recorded by Pete Reiniger ; Mixed by Pete Reiniger ; Mastered by Charlie Pilzer ; Liner Notes by Daniel Sheehy ; Design by Cooley Design Lab ; Photography by Daniel Sheehy
Download Liner Notes
Play
101
A blanco y negro / In Black and White
Riquelme Carrillo and band
4:44
Play
102
A lo tuyo tú / You with What’s Yours
Isaac Carrillo and band
3:51
Play
103
Pedazo de acordeón / A Bit of Accordion
Ivo Díaz and band
5:35
Play
104
Cadenas / Chains
Ivo Díaz and band
4:31
Play
105
La botellita / The Little Bottle
Reynaldo "El Papi" Díaz and band
3:38
Play
106
Fidelina
Reynaldo "El Papi" Díaz and band
4:59
Play
107
La cañaguatera / The Woman from Cañaguate
Isaac Carrillo and band
3:07
Play
108
Mi poema / My Poem
Silvio Brito and band
5:15
Play
109
Merengue (instrumental)
Omar Geles, accordion
3:27
Play
110
Sin ti / Without You
Ivo Díaz and band
4:32
Play
111
La consentida / The Pampered Girl
Fabián Corrales and band
5:22
Play
112
Matilde Lina
Ivo Díaz and band
3:46
Play
113
Celos / Jealousies
Riquelme Carrillo and band
6:04
Play
114
Puya (instrumental)
Omar Geles, accordion
7:36
Play
115
Ausencia sentimental / Sentimental Absence
Silvio Brito and band
5:09
Click to enlarge
15
9.99