On this episode we are traveling from the North of Brazil all the way down to El Río de La Plata where we meet with the Candombe. On this trip we get closer to cultural manifestations that show more evidently their relation with the Afro musics.
With the help from Maria Figueredo's book "Poesía y Música Popular: Su Convergencia en el Siglo XX (Poetry and Popular Music: Their convergence in the XX Century)," we start to explore the tight link between music and poetry and the importance of this relationship in the Popular Music from Latin America.
Artists on this episode:
Ramiro Gonzalo (La Plata)
Santiago Ávila (La Plata)
Cecilia Espinosa (Salta)
Ana Archetti (La Plata)
Author on this Episode:
Maria Figueredo (Toronto, Canada)
Music on this Episode:
El Avenido - Cecilia Segura, Santiago Ávila and Matías Homar
Ijexa - Saci's Project
Melodía Anónima - Bruno Fitte, Javier Marazitta and Santiago Ávila
Exú - Grupo Ofa
Yasan-oya - Nation Angola
Paisaje - Cristián Vassilion
Montevideo - Cuarteto Rica Cosa
Umbral del Socavón - Leo Goldstein
Remedio de Sol - Cecilia Espinosa
Bajo el árbol un tambor - Lágrima Ríos
Cantaré - Ana Archetti
Cuerpo y Alma - Eduardo Mateo - Ana Archetti's rendition
Azul Luz - Trío Familia
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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