De Nuevo [Import]

Track Listings

1. Que Mala Es La Humanidad

2. Han Pasado Algunos Dias

3. Lo Pieden Las Nenas

4. Arrancame La Vida

5. Margarita

6. Mi Son

7. Que Mas Puedo Pedir

8. Cero Casamiento

9. Ahora No Me Conoces

10. Mi Colora

De Nuevo,Chivirico Davila,Fania,Latin

De Nuevo [Import]

Tracks:

El Sinaloense
Se Me Hizo Facil
Mini Skirt
El Llorar
Perfidia
Sensemaya
K'in Sventa Ch'ul Me'tik Kwadulupe ("Festival for the Holy Mother of Guadalupe")
Tabu
Cuatro Milpas ("Four Cornfields")
Chavosuite
Plasmaht
Nacho Verduzco
12/12
El Sinaloense (Dance Mix)

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To say that the Kronos Quartet's Nuevo is their most adventurous outing to date is hardly an understatement. This diverse collection of Mexican compositions and traditional tunes brims with an unpredictable energy and a dazzling array of Latin American guest performers, and, yes, Kronos keeps up throughout. A cocktail pop tune from Esquivel gets covered, there's a chamber arrangement of Revueltas's sprawling orchestral work Sensemaya, and Nortec Collective member Plankton Man remixes Kronos's interpretation of "El Sinaloense" into a sizzling dance music track, which closes the disc. The playing is spirited, to say the least (just check out "El Llorar," with guest vocalists Alejandro Flores and Efren Vargas). But this is foremost a party record. A bevy of reverb effects and instrumentation (including a squeaky musical leaf solo on "Perfidia") ensures that things stay unpredictable. Production work by Rock en Espanol producer Gustavo Santaolalla infuses this disc with an edgy modernism. The bulk of these compositions have been arranged by composer Osvaldo Golijov, who seemingly brings a manic energy and a playfulness to everything he touches. Chamber music purists may scoff, but the rest of us will be busy dancing and thrilling to this exciting, genre-blurring Kronos project. --Jason Verlinde

Album Description

With 'Nuevo' - a project based entirely around Mexican composers, musical traditions and influences - the Kronos Quartet have delivered one of the most striking group odysseys to date. Produced by Gustavo Santaolalla, both an authority on Latin American art music as well as the most in-demand producers of rock en espanol, the album also features a host of guest artists from both the concert hall as well as the streets of Mexico. Housed in a slipcase. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

screeching mariachi's.......2007-01-09

I bought it for the one-armed grass-leaf player. It's worth it just for that, but the first track is enough to put you off the rest of the album. It gets better once the rhytms overtake the sound.

Good music, disappointing liner notes.......2005-12-07

At about 66 minutes, this recording is a better value than some of their CDs. But one almost constant complaint that I have with Kronos Quartet releases is their poor or non-existent liner notes. This release is especially guilty. There is a big, thick booklet of worthless photography--mediocre pictures reproduced poorly on cheap paper. Were they trying to throw some some photgraphers a bone? There is nothing about the composers (except their birth dates) or their music, or the musician's perspective, etc. And, since some of the composers are deceased, an opportunity was lost to discuss their music and their lives.

Very, very poor production decisions.

Amazing!!!!!!.......2005-11-05

If you by chance still don't know what Kronos`s is about remember that there are two types of chamber music ensembles: Kronos and the rest. So if you have in your mind the traditional sound, aesthetic of a string quartet, go for the rest (Alban Berg, Ittaliano, Melos, Emerson...) and forget Kronos. For if I had only one chance to apply the title- word "avant-garde", I would do it concerning Kronos. They are irreverent. Forget traditional repertoire (and Bartok is traditional for them). As far as I know they play modern music (Glass, Reich, Scnittke) or new repertoire like World Music. They play with amazing virtuosism and richness of textures. If you try to explore Kronos world, open your mind to a new, non conventional type of sounds.
So what is "Nuevo"? A diverse, impressive, multilayered (that is, there are several strata, several kind od compositions) portrait of Mexican music. A comprehensive landscape of Mexican music. But ... not exactly mexican music is what you hear in most of the tracks, but the Kronos' POINT OF VIEW, that is, Mexico through Kronos' glasses. For I don`t find a truly traditional Mexican track (perhaps only "Son Huasteca" and that before 12/12 are those which most resemble to a truly traditional "Mexican" sound). Almost everything in this rich album is a new way of listening to mexican music.
Why? Arrangements are varied and colourfull. Every track shows novelty and spontaneity, even in well known pieces like "Perfidia" or "Sensemaya". All in this CD is "Nuevo (New)": music that you have not listened before, no matter your knowledge on Mexican music!!
The type of music is quite diverse: classical (Sensemaya), TV music (Chavosuite), bolero (Perfidia), local music (Sinaloense), processional music (12/12), even dance music!!
The sound is also quite strange sometimes: the editor distorts some tracks in order to show the quartet as if they were listened through an old radio player. This is quite amazing!!! or listen to 12/12: quartet strings combined with recording of a traditional "ritual" music and fireworks. Also there are includede street noises between the tracks, thus creating a kind of "leitmotive", like a "Concept Album".
Let me say this: I don't care of mexican music. I don't know too much of it. Nor it is something I love. What I like of this CD is not Mexican music legacy but WHAT KRONOS DOES WITH IT. I think they could do the same with every (rich) music culture in the world. The reason why Mexico is chosen perhaps is a personal experience of Kronos' members (as I have red in an interview).
Booklet contains track details, a lot of credits but not a single word of commentary about the music (a pity).
More than great Mexican music, this is a great Kronos show. If you like Kronos or want to investigate what Kronos truly is and /or If you like mexican music, buy it!
If you don't like mexican music, buy it too!! You will think, as I do, that this Kronos release is essential.

f-u-n ........2004-05-27

this is a great album to listen to on a hot summer day at the beach,or any sunny activity in general.I must admit that I do enjoy the darker side of kronos' music more,but one truly can't help but grin when on the third or fourth track the music pauses for a sudden "yelp"!yes,it may sound a bit goofy and the more stern folks are certain to frown upon such playfulness in the "sophistocated"world of classical music,but this is a good thing.as another reviewer stated,the music really isn't very complex but that should be no obstacle for any kronos-loving individual.oh,yes-if you have children be prepared for them to go absolutly BONKERS when you play this!(finally veggietales can be given a rest!)

Mexican music performed by Kronos Quartet ??.......2003-07-26

I had to listen to it !

Well, first I must say that it is very rewarding to find such a talented international ensemble to interpret our music. Some of the tracks are really outstanding. Particularly 12/12 and the Chavosuite.

But, in the other hand, the purposely out of tune interpretation of El Sinaloense is deceiving (do our Mariachis sound so terrible ?) and the solo wistle in "Perfida" really destroyed the sesibility and charm of this melody. I mean, why on earth did't they play it with a violin instead ?

For the rest, it is a very original album, and it shurely reflects the impression that causes our culture. The inclusion of live sounds in a marketplace and of the "carretonero" buying old shoes and clothes, makes a specially beautiful ambiance.

Tracks:

Cantique de Noel (O Holy Night)
Adeste Fideles
Ave Maria, Dolce Maria
Wiegenlied
Oh Tannenbaum
Tu Scendi dalle Stelle
Amazing Grace
White Christmas
Dormi O Bambino
Silent Night
Pregarla (El Can de L'Anima a La Verge)
Susani
Happy Christmas/War is Over
Wiegenlied
Carol of the Drum (The Little Drummer Boy)
La Virgen Lava Paqales
I'll Be Home for Christmas
Sleigh Ride
Winter Wonderland
Un Nuevo Siglo
Feliz Navidad

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Resplendent in voice and manner, José Carreras, Placido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti deliver 21 songs of traditional sacred music and secular numbers in a remarkable 1999 live recording from the opulent Viennese concert hall (Konzerthaus), with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and a renowned choir. The Three Tenors are practically as famous as the faces of Mount Rushmore and inspire perhaps even more awe and adulation around the world than the four presidents. The performances--whether alone, in tandem, or simply as the threesome that has made them collectively famous--are generally impeccable for their passion, nuance, and sheer tour de force vocal artistry. Reaching often into the classical realm for such works as the traditional German carol "Susani," Strauss's and Brahms's "Wiegenlied," plus traditional Polish and Spanish pieces, the trio also visits Pavarotti's "Ave Maria, dolce Maria" (cowritten with Vittoriano Benvenuti), and "Un nuevo siglo," written by Domingo's son. Only John Lennon and Yoko Ono's "Happy Christmas/War Is Over" doesn't quite work in this grand setting. --Martin Keller

Customer Reviews:

First Christmas Album I bought for myself.......2007-01-16

Album is great. For any other holiday music, just listen to your local radio station that plays it during December.

wonderful.......2007-01-15

they are wonderful singers a delight to the ears and doing Christmas music made Christ mas even better

Wonderfully Different & Addicting! And All Your Friends Will Be Calling HOO-HOO!.......2005-08-23

First, let me state I don't listen to opera singers that much; thus, don't expect a hypercritical review here. (Really, is there ANY field of music that has more hypercritics than opera?) I got this CD simply because Columbia House had it on sale for $2.99, and I wanted some new Christmas CDs.

I found the CD delightful beyond words. It has some beautiful versions of well-known Christmas songs, as well as songs I've never heard before. "Carol of the Drum" and "War Is Over" are my two favorites, with "Sleigh Ride" a close third.

Sure, there is some tripping over of words by these three great opera stars...but that makes it even more enhancing in my opinion. Pavarotti was particularly amusing when he was singing: "And all our friends are calling 'HOO-HOO'!" (Watch the DVD for Carreras' reaction to that one!) And let's not forget Pavarotti singing: "I'll be home for Christmas. You can PLAY on me."

The children's chorus is great, the Vienna Symphony is great...and, once again, buy or rent the DVD so you can get the full affect of this astounding Christmas concert...the music, the lights, the colors, and the marvelous Steven Mercurio conducting it all.

Wonderful and funny compilation.......2005-03-09

The Three Tenors are, of course, wonderful to listen to. This is also a funny CD. When they sing the more modern songs (Happy Christmas by John Lennon and Yoko Ono, for example) they have trouble keeping up with the pace of the song. They almost sound like they're tripping over the syllables, because as opera singers they are more accustomed to long, drawn out vowels, not fast ones. This doesn't hurt the song at all, it makes it more interesting to listen to. It's a great CD. I would recommend this as an addition to any collection of Christmas music.

A historical meeting..........2004-11-28

Although several labels already had Christmas albums of the three tenors in their catalogue, the three maestros never actually trioed on these releases. When Plácido Domingo and the "Christmas in Vienna" team started preparing the eighth concert in the series (six predecessors were captured by Sony, and one, titled "Celebration of Christmas" issued by Erato-Warner), they made a monumental decision: Re-uniting three of the greatest voices of the current music business.
For one and a half hour, Carreras, Domingo and Pavarotti performed the greatest Christmas songs and carols from around the world. Nearly 65 minutes of this monumental concert are captured on this disk. The opening version of "O Holy Night" (aka "Cantique De Noel", "Minuit, Chrétien") by Domingo and Pavarotti would be reason enough to get this one. But wait, there is far more on the way, than selections from the classical genre. The real enjoyment starts, when the three tenors do one of the most romantic arrangements of Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" ever heard and fade from a rousing "La Virgen Lava Pa`nales" into one of the finest treatments of "I'll Be Home For Christmas" ever heard. Also of great interest is the trio arrangement of "Let It Snow!", which is included on some of the import versions and on the DVD.
If you are a hopeless completist like me, you may be asking, what happened to the 25 minutes cut from the CD release. Well, first let me say, that none of the currently available releases has the order of the songs as they were performed in the concert. Although this is a live recording, handclaps and other characteristics of a live recording are hardly audible on the CD version. Two tracks, "Jingle Bells" and "Let It Snow", which had clearly audible handclaps at the beginning and at the end of the performance (and therefore couldn't be faded out) can be found on the mentioned import disk and on the DVD's PCM soundtrack. "Children of Christmas" (a Plácido Domingo Jr. composition originally introduced in "Christmas In Vienna IV" by Plácido Domingo and Michael Bolton) and "Ay" Para Navidad" can be found exclusively on the DVD. Currently unavailable on any official release is the "Overture" (which can be found on the DVD, but abridged with sound effects). So here's the actual running order: "Overture", 20, 2, 1, 11, 3, 4, "Children of Christmas", 16, 17, 6, 15, 8, "Let it snow", 5, "Ay! Para Navidad", 9, 19, 14, 18, 12, 13, "Jingle Bells", 7, 21, 10;
If you still doubt about the quality of this performance, let me say one for sure: As other volumes in the series will slowly disappear (as some of them have already in the US), this one is a matter of decades and when you buy this one, you will have joyful Christmas hours for many, many Christmases to come.

Seville to Sante Fe: A Spanish Guitar Anthology

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A Review of Classical Guitar- Terry Muska
excellent music

Seville to Sante Fe: A Spanish Guitar Anthology

Manufacturer: Talking Taco/Iago Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Suites | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music

General | International | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000001D3K
Release Date: 1999-05-18

Tracks:

Cancion Mixtteca (Frank Corrales)
Camino A Santa Fe (Ruben Romero)
Adelita (Frank Corrales)
Recuerdos De La Alhambra (Terry Muska)
La LLorona (Frank Corrales)
Romance Antiquo (Ben Tavera King)
Valentina (Frank Corrales)
Adelita (Terry Muska)
Delgadina (Frank Corrales)
El Testament d'Amelia (Terry Muska)
Seis Cuerdas y Seis Cervezas (Frank Corrales)
Amanacer En Nuevo Mexico (Ruben Romero)
Canarios (Ben Tavera King)
Las Golondrinas (Frank Corrales)
Romance Anonimo (Terry Muska)
Leyenda (Terry Muska)
Cielito Linda (Frank Corrales)
Lagrima (Terry Muska)
El Abandonado (Frank Corrales)
FaLai Mina Amor (Ben Tavera King)

Product Description

The solo and duo guitar arrangements on "SEville to Santa Fe" cover over 500 years of guitar music starting withthe royal courts of Spain and continuing through today with performances of the best-loved selections from the Spanish and Mexican guitar reperoire and flamenco improvisations.

Customer Reviews:

A Review of Classical Guitar- Terry Muska.......2000-04-15

One of my favorite instruments to listen to is the classical guitar. I currently have all of Terry Muska's CDs in my collection. These CDs are relaxing and inspiring and I often listen to them when I am drawing or webdesigning.

Beautiful work, Terry!

excellent music.......1999-01-28

This music is traditional and will last from generation to generation as it has. It gathers people from all ages. The spanish guitar is made for the soothing and comfort of the soul with this CD. You will want to listen to this CD forever, you will never out grow it.

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Let us learn to appreciate their great music without...
Un album de sorpresas y con sabor a Latinoamérica.
Uno de los mejores albumes de Inti-Illimani
Lamentablemente estan decayendo

Amar de Nuevo
Inti Illimani
Manufacturer: Xenophile Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Serie de Oro: Grandes Exitos

ASIN: B00000JLJI
Release Date: 1999-07-13

Tracks:

Before Loving Again
This Eternal Custom
The Party To You
Indifference
Presumptuous Black Lady
Entre Amor (Instrumental)
The Lighthouse
The Shadow
The Letter Of Good-Bye
The Little Black Lady
Ballad Of Arrogance

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More than three decades together have made Inti-Illimani one of Chile's great groups. On Amar de Nuevo, they explore the heritage of Latin American Creole music in lush, sensual arrangements that sound as if they've come directly from the '40s or '50s--quite remarkable for what are mostly original compositions. There's a real fresh beauty to the sound, with instrumental lines extending like tendrils over the vocals. The fact that this comes from no single national tradition, but encompasses all Latin culture, offers a rich variety of style. Once again, the band has proved the master of everything it attempts, making it all seem so easy and relaxed. If you want to know what romance might sound like, this is the perfect place to start. --Chris Nickson

Customer Reviews:

Let us learn to appreciate their great music without..........2006-01-05

It has been an enormous pleasure to listen to Inti Illimani for the past 20 years. Definitely great musicians and great recordings, to say the least. However the use of this review section as a political venue to praise Allende and call his deplorable and failed communist period in power exciting, and Pinochet's years "the frightening Pinochet years" (read reviews under The Best of Inti Illimani), can only come from the twisted mind of someone who still believes in 20th Century myths: the myth of Fidel Castro, the myth of Che Guevara, the myth of the proletariat, etc. Having survived 11 years in a communist country I know better, a lot better. All of us should by now. Unfortunately we do not. Look at Venezueza and now Bolivia, with the two puppets in power dancing to the music of Fidel Castro.
Frightening years for whom? For the communists and all members of the red tribe of disciples of Fidel Castro, of course. Today, to still call Pinochet a dictator and Fidel Castro "president" is beyond comprehension. Look at Chile today. Can anyone believe it could have become what it is now without eliminating Allende's regime and crushing the communists?
I give Inti Illimani an A for their music. Let us learn to appreciate their great music without praising their disastrous and failed political views. For that, they get capital F.

Un album de sorpresas y con sabor a Latinoamérica........2000-05-15

Es verdad que los Inti procesan su entorno y descubren cual es el trabajo que debe realizarse. Amar de nuevo, es la continuación lógica de Arriesgaré la piel. Un trabajo con base en el sentimiento trágico de América Latina, el canto de amor y desamor, como lo hacía Violeta Parra, y continuando el tipo de trabajo que les exigia Victor Jara en su tiempo. O sea volver a las raíces del canto popular americano, sacando el jugo a cada rincón, y con las letras expertas de Patricio Manns. Un trabajo inmejorable.

Uno de los mejores albumes de Inti-Illimani.......2000-04-26

La persona que escribio arriba seguramente tiene un concepto muy rigido sobre lo que debe ser Inti-Illimani, sin entender que este grupo, al igual que muchos otros (Illapu y Quilapayun, por ejemplo), ha tenido que evolucionar, considerando ademas que la situacion imperante en Chile es diferente de aquella existente hace mas de 25 años. Por otro lado, no considero que esta evolucion signifique necesariamente un retroceso o concesion en sus convicciones de lucha, sino mas bien, la necesidad de continuar esa lucha por cauces diferentes.

Respecto al Amar de Nuevo, me parece un excelente disco. Todas y cada una de sus letras son magnificas, y la musica es grandiosa, un justo acompañamiento al gran trabajo creativo de Patricio Manns. Me parece fabuloso este disco con canciones de amor y desamor, sin que parezca cursi, trillado o siquiera aburrido. Mi recomendacion es que, si tienes oportunidad, lo compres y lo disfrutes.

Lamentablemente estan decayendo.......1999-11-20

Es una música demasiado tradicional y común, aunque siguen con el virtuosismo instumental, lo están desperdiciando haciendo esa clase de música.

30 Pegaditas Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan: Lo Nuevo y lo Mejor

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30 Pegaditas Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan: Lo Nuevo y lo Mejor
Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán
Manufacturer: Sony International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000A8AX6S
Release Date: 2005-08-16

Tracks:

Sabor a Mi
Y Volver
Usted
No Se Tu
Bme Mucho
Cien A
En Mi Viejo San Juan
Motivos
Andariego
hame a Mi la Culpa
Flor del Viento
Fandango Aqui
Mco Lindo y Querido
Viajero
No Te Detengas

Tracks:

Perfume de Gardenia
Que Seas Fel
Por Ti VolarCon Te Partiro)
Te Me Vas (Y a Ti Quien Invito)
Por un Amor
Cucurrucucu Paloma
Feria de las Flores
Guadalajara
Hace un A
Cielito Lindo
Matas
Golondrinas
Son de la Negra
Mia
Delirio

30 Pegaditas de Karo's: Lo Nuevo y lo Mejor

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30 Pegaditas de Karo's: Lo Nuevo y lo Mejor
Karo's
Manufacturer: Sony International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Mexico | International | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00092ZMVQ
Release Date: 2005-05-03

Tracks:

Mentiras, Enga
Somos Barrio
No Llores Mi Amor
Rompiendo la Ma...
Abrazo Hasta la Almohada
Gallo
No Quise Razonar
Poblana Chilanga Chistosa
Regresa
Nunca Podr
Rumba Guanaco
Beso en la Mejilla
Rumba Petizz

Tracks:

Tu Eres Ajena
Cumbia Pa la Raza
Somos Vagos
Amigo Que Te Pasa
Amor Carnal
Sonidero Soy
Tengo Que Olvidar
Locura de Amor
Mentirosa
Cumbia Susy
Interesada
Te Sigo Amando
Luna y los Luceros
Cumbia Hechicera
Tu Me Quieres Dejar
Cuando Te Encontr
Infame Mujer

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Great cd!

Bailes Regionales, Vol. 2
Mariachi Nuevo Tecalitlan
Manufacturer: Phonomaster
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

La Raspa
Tehuantepec
Las Charrerias
La Danza De Los Viejitos
Son Abajeno
Potpurri Mexicano
Los Sonajeros De Tuxpan
El Huizache
El Chinelo
El Jarabillo De Los Novios

Customer Reviews:

Great cd!.......2004-11-05

Full title...

BAILES REGIONALES - LO MEJOR DEL FOLKLORE DE MEXICO VOLUME 2

Tracks...

1) La Raspa
2) Tehuantepec
3) Las Charrerias
4) La Danza De Los Viejitos
5) Son Abajeno
6) Potpurri Mexicano
7) Los Sonajeros De Tuxpan
8) El Huizache
9) El Chinelo
10) El Jarabillo De Los Novios

Con El Mariachi Nuevo Tecalitlan

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Historia Musical
Los Cardenales de Nuevo Leon
Manufacturer: Disa / Umgd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Mariachi | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Norteno | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Mexico | International | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0001HAHR8
Release Date: 2004-03-09

Tracks:

Compre Una Cantina
Necesito Decirtelo
Si Yo Fuera El
Si Ella Supiera
Que Lindo Es Ser Rico
Aunque Te Rompan el Alma
Soy lo Peor
Vestido Blanco
Nuevamente el Amor
Soy
Fuego Contra Fuego
Que Daria Yo
Por las Damas
Amor Chiquito
Espejo de Cantina
Comprala
Paso a la Reina
Para Olvidarme de Ti
Y Que Mas Da
Que Lastima
Con Dinero Puedes
Cerezas
Y Que Ganaste
Belleza de Cantina
Chica Esta Enojada
No Me Quieras Enga
Amor de Unas Horas
Pera Madura
Baraja
Asesino a Sueldo

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TU CUCA MADRE ATACA DE NUEVO~CUCA 2
CUCA almost at their best

Tu Cuca Madre Ataca de Nuevo
Cuca II
Manufacturer: RCA Intl
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005LQH
Release Date: 1994-02-01

Tracks:

D.D.T.T.V.
Mujer Cucaracha
Joder
Todo con Exceso
Manuela
Hombre de la Marcha (Tus Piernas)
Alcohol Y Rocanrol
Tu Madre
Ay Juanito
Hambriento
Acariciando
Asi
Nicanor

Customer Reviews:

TU CUCA MADRE ATACA DE NUEVO~CUCA 2.......2001-05-07

IF U LIKE SPANISH ROCK YOU WILL LIKE LA CUCA.

CUCA almost at their best.......1998-07-25

While not as good as thier first Album (which is out of print), "TU CUCA MADRE" follows in the fine CUCA tradition. The rythem and lyrics are once again great. Over all a fine piece of audio art to be enjoyed by all music lovers, even if you can't understand spanish.