Ayombe! : The Heart Of Colombia's Musica Vallenata

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Personnel: Ivo Diaz, Fabian Corrales, Isaac Carrillo, Riquelme Carrillo, Reynaldo Diaz, Silvio Brito (vocals); Luis Pastor, Jose Vasquez (guitar); Jhonny Gamez, Luis Carlos Farfan, Nafer Duran, Omar Geles, Orangel "El Pangue" Maestre (accordion); Jesus Vervantes, Jesus Cervantes (congas); Jaine Maestre, Gusmaldo Kammerer (guacharaca). Audio Mixer: Pete Reiniger. Recording information: Omar Geles Studio, Valledupar, Cesar, Colombia. Author: Carlos Vives. Translator: Carolina Santamaria Delgado. Unknown Contributor Role: Daniel Cole. Two rural Colombian states--La Guajira and Cesar--on the Venezuela border in the lowlands between two mountain ranges gave rise to "musica vallenata," or music of the valley, a late 20th-century Colombian pop phenomenon featuring rapid-fire accordion lines. Called by Grammy-winning Colombian singer Carlos Vives "Elvises of the Magdalena River," its players combine old folk traditions of the Magdalena river valley with decidely modern pulses, such as lightning-quick tempos, hollered melodies, and electric bass. Smithsonian-Folkways fantastic collection, AYOMBE! THE HEART OF COLOMBIA'S MUSICA VALLENATA, features 25 ace musicians from three different generations playing a variety of puyas, sons, paseos, and Colombian merengues.