Argentina. Chamame Crudo
Description
Many point to Corrientes, a center of musical culture, as the birthplace of the original Chamame. This program focuses on performances of the following songs: "Chamame Crudo," "Mi Pueblo, Mi Casa, Mi Soledad," and "El Prostibulo," by Grupo de Chango Spasiuk; "La Ratonera," by Tilo Escobar and Chango Spasiuk; "No Me Aflojes Companero," by Tilo Escobar; "La Desdichada," by Grupo de Tito Miqueri; "Plegaria a San Antonio," by Dos Para la Musica; "Tarefero de Mis Pagos," by Hector Chavez; "La Calandria," by Juan Carlos Jensen y Grupo de Eustaquio Mino; "Don Gualberto," by Juancito Guenaga y Su Conjunto; "Nuestros Suenos y la Distancia," by Oscar Mambrin; "Kilometro 11," by Roque Gonzalez; and "Sin Rencores Ni Reproches," by Trebol de Ases.
Runtime
55 min
Series
Subjects
Geography
Genre
Date of Publication
[2009], c2007
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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