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“The Roots of the NarcoCorrido”Various ArtistsCD 7053CD upc: 0 96297 70532 2 |
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This collection of rare, historic recordings of corridos about various aspects of smuggling (not only of drugs), attempts to place the phenomenon of the currently widely popular narcocorrido in its historical and cultural contexts. By presenting these ballads from the past 150 years, it is our hope that we can promote a more informed understanding of how an activity so harmful has come to play such a compelling role in the popular imagination.
Edited and Annotated by Prof. James Nicolopulos.
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Track List 1.El Corrido De Heraclio Bernal (ca. 1888) sung by Dueto Adan & Eva with Mariachi Guadalajara 2.Mariano Resendez (ca. 1890) sung by Timoteo Cantu & Jesus Maya 3.Nieves Hernandez (ca. 1890s) sung by Los Satelites 4.Corrido De Mier (ca. 1922) sung by Pena & Tijerina 5.Los Tequileros (1920s) sung by Jesus Maya & Timoteo Cantu 6.Contrabando De El Paso (1920s) sung by Luis Hernandez & Leonardo Sifuentes 7.Contrabando De El Paso - Part II 8.La Cocaina (1920s) sung by Pilar Arcos 9.La Marihuana (1920s) sung by TrÌo Garnica-Ascencio 10.Corrido De Juan Garica (1931) sung by Los Pinguinos Del Norte 11.Garcia y Zamarripa (1930s) sung by Los Hermanos ChavarrÌa 12.Los Pateros (1920s/30s) sung by Los Alegres de Teran 13.Corrido Del Hampa ‚ Part I (ca. 1935) sung by Flores & Duran 14.Corrido Del Hampa ‚ Part II 15.La Canela (ca. 1934) sung by Los Alegres de Teran 16.Por Morfina y Cocaina ‚ Part I (1934) sung by Manuel C. Valdez& Juan Gonzalez 17.Por Morfina y Cocaina - Part II 18.El Contrabandista ‚ Part I (1934) sung by Juan Gaytan & Frank Cantu 19.El Contrabandista - Part II 20.Carga Blanca (ca. 1948) sung by Los Cuatesones 21.El Profugo (ca. 1950) sung by Juan Gaytan & Frank Cantu 22.Corrido De Juan Meneses (1946) sung by Las Hermanas Guerrero with Jimmy Morgan's conjunto 23.Francisco Martinez (late 1940s) sung by Juan Gaytan & Felix SolÌs 24.Tragedia De Los Cargadores (early 1950s) sung by Frank Cantu with Conjunto Topo Chico 25.La Cadena (1934) sung by Los Cuatesones 26.El Rey De Pipa Roja (1970s) sung by Los Montenos |
