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Sones de Mexico Ensemble

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13 Baktun by Sones De Mexico Ensemble
Release: 2012
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A progressive Mexican folk composition celebrating of the turning of the 13th B'ak'tun, a 394-year cycle in the Mayan Long-Count calendar that ends on 12/21/12. The piece is divided into 13 sections with meters prograssing from 1/4 to 13/8, respectively.
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13 Baktun Sones De Mexico Ensemble
¡Viva la Revolucion! by Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Release: 2010
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A musical tribute to the 100 Anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, including music from the period by two-time GRAMMY Award Nominated Sones de Mexico Ensemble.
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¡Viva la Revolucion! Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Fiesta Mexicana: Mexican Songs and Stories for Niños and Niñas and their Papás and Mamás by Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Release: 2010
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A very accessible and fun collection of folk music form Mexico, recorded by a GRAMMY nominated ensemble. It also includes stories and dancing from Mexico in a two disc album, one narrated in English and one in Spanish.
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Fiesta Mexicana: Mexican Songs and Stories for Niños and Niñas and their Papás and Mamás Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Fandango on 18th Street by Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Release: 2002
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An all-acoustic, all-danceable 'fandango' dance fiesta featuring various, authentic Mexican folk music styles played with original instruments and energy to boot.
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Fandango on 18th Street Sones de Mexico Ensemble
¡Que Florezca! (Let it Bloom) by Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Release: 1996
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Sones de Mexico Ensemble's First CD "Que Florezca-Let it Bloom" explores Mexican Music through an ancient Aztec legend about the origin of the world and the finding of self, passing through four musical worlds: Concheros, Huapango, Mariachi, and Negritud.
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¡Que Florezca! (Let it Bloom) Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Esta Tierra Es Tuya (This Land Is Your Land) by Sones de Mexico Ensemble
Release: 2007
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An immigrant's musical manifesto: this Chicago-based ensemble is rooted in Mexican 'son' and plays all-original arrangements: traditional and experimental, from true-to-tradition huapangos and son jarocho to new hybrids of rock, classical and folk.
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Esta Tierra Es Tuya (This Land Is Your Land) Sones de Mexico Ensemble