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Old 05-01-2006, 06:54 PM   #1
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Default Any latino music fans?

I've recently been trying to re-acquire some of the spanish-language music that I had a decade ago--much of which was on tape, purchased in Mexico where I served my mish. :-)

A co-worker from Colombia gave me a good head start with some Mana, Alejandro Fernandez, Sin Bandera, Jarabe de Palo, and others. I'm still looking, though, for Cristian's 'El Deseo do Oir tu Voz' and 'Cuando los Angeles Lloran' by Mana. Thinking about going used on Amazon.

Vivir Sin Aire has to be one of my favorites, along with La Chula, both from Mana's Donde jugaran los ninos album. Also love Cristian's Soy, the whole Buena Vista Social Club album, and the Mambo Kings soundtrack, among others and off the top of my head. Great stuff!
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Old 05-01-2006, 06:57 PM   #2
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Mana's Sueños Liquidos is one of my all time favorite albums.
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Mana's Sueños Liquidos is one of my all time favorite albums.
I loved the unplugged album, seriously great music....
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Ricardo Arjona. Great songs. Great lyrics. At times offensive, but always interesting.
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I have to be the third to testify to the greatness of Sueños Liquidos. I feel like you don't even have to understand Spanish to appreciate it, but that's hard for me to say since I do get it. I served in northern Mexico (Norte del corazon!) so I also like some norteño and corridos. I've heard a lot of Tigres del Norte's "Somos mas americanos" (We are more American) this past few weeks on the radio.

Los Tres... "Entre la espada y la pared"
early Shakira... "Pies descalsos"
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I chose to protest Latino music today, so I won't answer until tomorrow.
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if you call staring at Shakiras mid-section being a latino music fan, then I guess I count.
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I chose to protest Latino music today, so I won't answer until tomorrow.
I am wiping water off my laptop now thanks to that comment.
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I've recently been trying to re-acquire some of the spanish-language music that I had a decade ago--much of which was on tape, purchased in Mexico where I served my mish. :-)

A co-worker from Colombia gave me a good head start with some Mana, Alejandro Fernandez, Sin Bandera, Jarabe de Palo, and others. I'm still looking, though, for Cristian's 'El Deseo do Oir tu Voz' and 'Cuando los Angeles Lloran' by Mana. Thinking about going used on Amazon.

Vivir Sin Aire has to be one of my favorites, along with La Chula, both from Mana's Donde jugaran los ninos album. Also love Cristian's Soy, the whole Buena Vista Social Club album, and the Mambo Kings soundtrack, among others and off the top of my head. Great stuff!
Not to be (too) picky, but Jarabe De Palo is from Barcelona, Spain, and therefore not latino. Even though they have done some Latin-style songs, their music is most correctly categorized as "Spanish Rock." Obviously I'm being over-sensitive here. I should just shut up.

(They are one of my all-time favorites -- someday I will see them live!)

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Old 05-02-2006, 12:05 PM   #10
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What about the Gypsy kings? those guys are great
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