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Jarocho
Chachihuecan
You'll love every minute of Jarocho... wonderfully wild, exotic and tropical harp music.
Jarocho music (Son Jarocho) has its origins in the 17th & 18th centuries from Spanish dances with additional African influences.
Jarocho is usually a fast 6/8 against syncopated 3/4 time.
The harp plays the melody and exciting solos while the Jaranas (small guitar-like instruments)
play syncopated rhythms that blaze through tropical nights.
This is the happiest, most joyous music in the world.
It's festive and fun, a triple delight.
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| 1. |
El Ahualuco |
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| 2. |
El Cascabel |
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| 3. |
El Butquito |
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| 4. |
Canto A Veracruz |
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| 5. |
El Colas |
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| 6. |
El Huateque |
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| 7. |
El Pajaro |
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| 8. |
El Zapateado |
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| 9. |
Estampa Jarocho |
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| 10. |
La Bamba |
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| 11. |
La Tusa |
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| 12. |
La Vieja |
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| 13. |
Siquisiri |
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| 14. |
El Alacran |
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