Trio Aguilillas- Sones of Mexico (CD)
The mestiza music began to develop even a relatively short time after Cort's conquest of the land of Huitzilopochtli. Today, more than four centuries later, the Spanish roots can clearly be recognized in most of the songs and dances that do not preserve an outright Indian character, but this music cannot any longer be called Spanish. It has been subtly but profoundly transformed, accommodating it's expression to the character of the people and terrain of each region... Joseph Hellmer.
Tracklist:
- La Patenera: Sones Of The Huasteca
- La Media Calendria: Sones Of Michoacan
- El Gusto Planeco: Sones Of Michoacan
- La Malaguena Guerrerense: Sones Of Guerrero
- El Cascabel: Sones Of Veracruz
- Engano: Modern Sones
The mestiza music began to develop even a relatively short time after Cort's conquest of the land of Huitzilopochtli. Today, more than four centuries later, the Spanish roots can clearly be recognized in most of the songs and dances that do not preserve an outright Indian character, but this music cannot any longer be called Spanish. It has been subtly but profoundly transformed, accommodating it's expression to the character of the people and terrain of each region... Joseph Hellmer.
Tracklist:
- La Patenera: Sones Of The Huasteca
- La Media Calendria: Sones Of Michoacan
- El Gusto Planeco: Sones Of Michoacan
- La Malaguena Guerrerense: Sones Of Guerrero
- El Cascabel: Sones Of Veracruz
- Engano: Modern Sones