Cautiva y Triste

Track Listings

1. Cautiva y Triste

2. Miguel E Isabel

3. Última Muñeca

4. Como de Que No

5. Urge

6. Y Que le Digo Al Corazón

7. Triunfaste

8. Mi Pequeña Nataly

9. Triunfó Nuestro Orgullo

10. Para Que Se Acuerde Más de Ti

11. Cuánto Te Extraño

12. Copa Llena

Cautiva y Triste,Los Baron de Apodaca,Sony International,Latin,Latin Pop,Mexican,Regional Mexican

Cautiva y Triste

Tracks:

Sephardic Songs: Pesah Ala Mano
Sephardic Songs: Triste Esta El Rey
Sephardic Songs: Mizmor L' David
Sephardic Songs: Buena Semana
Sephardic Songs: Mose Salio De Misrayim
Sephardic Songs: El Dia De Purim
Spanish Renaissance: Jancu Janto
Spanish Renaissance: Dime, Robadora
Spanish Renaissance: Calabaca, No Se, Buen Amor
Spanish Renaissance: Recercada Segunda Sobre 'Douce Memoire'
Spanish Renaissance: Zagaleja De Lo Verde
Spanish Renaissance: Cancion Del Emperador
Spanish Renaissance: Fantasia Que Contrahaze La Harpa En La Manera De Ludovico
Spanish Renaissance: Pues Que Mi Tienes, Miguel
Spanish Renaissance: Ay Triste, Que Vengo
Spanish Renaissance: Recercada Segunda
Spanish Renaissance: Tres Morillas M'enamoran
Spanish Renaissance: L'amor, Dona, Ch'io Te Porto
Spanish Renaissance: Triste Estava El Rey
Spanish Renaissance: La Bassa Castiglia
Spanish Renaissance: Yo Me Soy La Morenica
Sephardic Songs: Las Hermanas, Reina Y Cautiva
Sephardic Songs: Il Bastidor
Sephardic Songs: Secretos Quero Descuvir
Sephardic Songs: Madre Mia Si Mi Muero
Sephardic Songs: El Rey Por Muncha Madruga
Sephardic Songs: Yo Hanino, Tu Hanina

Customer Reviews:

Absolutely Delightful.......2004-05-24

"Song of David" is the CD that introduced me the vast world of Jewish music, taught me there is more to it than klezmer and "Hava Nagila," and served as the catalyst for my evergrowing collection of Jewish music from around the world. The music selections and recording quality are superb.

A Song of David: Music to my heart.......2003-01-01

I own and enjoy several other CDs of Sephardic music, but this one is my favorite. The melodies are poignant, lively and celebratory. I don't speak Spanish, but to listen and suddenly hear familiar Hebrew phrases and words emerge makes me feel connected to the Jewish communities that flourished in Spain a thousand years ago.