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Music CD - Various Artists: Las 100 Clasicas Rancheras, Vol. 2

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Music CD: Las 100 Clasicas Rancheras, Vol. 2 Artist: Various Artists
List Price: $24.98
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Manufacturer: RCA International
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1. Despierta - Ruiz, G. 2. Echame a Mí la Culpa - Espinoza, Jose Ange 3. El Hijo del Pueblo - Jiménez, José Alfre 4. El Charro Mexicano - Cortazar, E. 5. Oh Gran Dios 6. Por un Amor - Parra, Gilberto 7. El Muchacho Alegre - Dominio Publico 8. Cucurrucucu Paloma - Mendez, Tomas 9. El Mala Estrella - Jiménez, José Alfre 10. El Siete Mares - Jiménez, José Alfre 11. La Que Se Fue - Jiménez, José Alfre 12. Yo No Me Caso Compadre - Curiel, Sebastian 13. Me Caí de la Nube - Reyna, Cornelio 14. La Bikina - Roth, Alexandro F. 15. Allá en el Rancho Grande - Del Moral, J. 16. Aires del Mayab - Dominguez, Pepe 17. Aquel Amor - Lara, Agustín 18. Arrieros Somos - Sanchez, Cuco 19. Cuatro Caminos - Jimenez, Jose Alfre 20. Mil Cadenas - Herrera, Antonio Va 21. Dos Palomas Al Volar - Gaytan, Juan 22. Mi Ranchito - Leal, Felipe Valdez 23. Animas Que No Amanezca - Ramos, Guadalupe 24. No Soy Monedita de Oro - Sanchez, Cuco 25. Corazón Corazón - Jiménez, José Alfre
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0743219091420 Format: Original recording reissued Label: RCA International Manufacturer: RCA International Number Of Discs: 2 Publisher: RCA International Release Date: 2001-11-06 Studio: RCA International
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Customer Rating:      Summary: My Parents Favorite Songs all in one Comment: So far, this has been my parents favorite CD. They have been listening to this CD for over a month and keep talking about their childhood years while listening. I also enjoy listening to those songs with my parents who discribe in detail their childhood and young adult years in Mexico.
Customer Rating:      Summary: A musical treasure Comment: An amazing collection of great songs by fantasic artists usually means that you have heard them all before. More than likely this will not be the case with this excellent two CD disc. Featuring 50 songs, the other 50 are on the equally fantasic Vol.1, there is enough music here to listen to during your festive moments or get together pachangas with your family. These songs are of the ranchera type from Mexico and span decades. There is music from the Golden Era of Mexican films and old time radio for your listening pleasure. Take a look at the featured artists. Literally a who's who of this Mexican genre, you'll find some of the greatest stars like the unforgetable Jose Alfredo Jimenez, matinee idols Pedro Infante and Jorge Negrete, the man with the white streak of hair and incredible voice, Miguel Aceves Mejia, super female vocalists like Lola Beltran, Lucha Villa, Amalia Mendoza and curious additions like Gloria Trevi, neglected and not as recognized talents like Alicia Juarez are all here among lesser known but very talented musicians. Growing up in the United States with roots in Mexcio I missed many of these songs, besides I can actually say I was too young! This disc fills the cultural gaps, a bit of modern nostalgia permeates from this disc like a charro riding off into the distance and returning in a truck. Listening to this disc is a bit like taking a ride through a time zone and learnig some history in the process. You will like this disc for the sheer diversity of artistry. There is a rich tradition preserved here for future generations that should not be missed. Take a look at the songs and artists again, it is worth buying, vale la pena. Unlike other compilations the included booklet gives valuable information like when it was recorded, the accompanying musicians(often El Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan) and the song authors. While you are at it order Vol. 1. A super package and at a bargain price because historical musical integrety is priceless. La musica es cultura, the music is culture, que viva la musica y la cultura, long live the music and the culture!
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