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Cantora

Mercedes Sosa

2009
17 tracks
1 uur, 5 min
trova

Album Description

"Cantora" is the final masterpiece from the legendary Argentine singer Mercedes Sosa, released in 2009. This double album is a testament to Sosa's enduring influence and her ability to bring together some of the most celebrated voices in Latin American music. Featuring collaborations with icons such as Joan Manuel Serrat, Luis Alberto Spinetta, Shakira, and Caetano Veloso, "Cantora" is a rich tapestry of trova, folklore argentino, nueva trova, Latin folk, and singer-songwriter genres. The album spans a diverse range of styles and themes, from the intimate and reflective to the lively and celebratory, showcasing Sosa's versatility and depth as an artist. With a runtime of over an hour and five minutes, "Cantora" offers a comprehensive journey through Sosa's musical legacy, making it an essential addition to any music lover's collection. The album was released under RCA Victor and includes 28 tracks, each a unique collaboration that highlights the beauty of Latin American music. "Cantora" is not just an album; it is a celebration of Mercedes Sosa's life and her contributions to the world of music.

June 29, 2009(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.

Tracks

Aquellas Pequeñas Cosas (with Joan Manuel Serrat)Mercedes Sosa
2:38
Barro Tal Vez (with Luis Alberto Spinetta)Mercedes Sosa
3:45
Sea (with Jorge Drexler)Mercedes Sosa
3:39
Coração Vagabundo (with Caetano Veloso)Mercedes Sosa
3:48
La Maza (with Shakira)Mercedes Sosa, Shakira
4:17
Zamba para Olvidarte (with Diego Torres)Mercedes Sosa, Diego Torres
5:02
Agua, Fuego, Tierra y Viento (with Soledad)Mercedes Sosa, Soledad
3:40
Celador De Sueños (with Gustavo Santaolalla & Orozco - Barrientos)Mercedes Sosa, Gustavo Santaolalla, Orozco-Barrientos
3:38
Sabiéndose de los Descalzos (with Julieta Venegas)Mercedes Sosa
2:54
Himno de Mi Corazón (with León Gieco)Mercedes Sosa, León Gieco
4:10
Novicia (with Victor Heredia)Mercedes Sosa
4:44
Zamba De Los Adioses (with Dúo Nuevo Cuyo)Mercedes Sosa, Dúo Nuevo Cuyo
4:14
Nada (with Maria Graña)Mercedes Sosa, Maria Graña
3:50
Esa Musiquita (with Teresa Parodi)Mercedes Sosa
3:07
Romance De La Luna Tucumana (with Juan Quintero & Luna Monti)Mercedes Sosa, Juan Quintero, Luna Monti
4:16
Deja la Vida Volar (with Pedro Aznar)Mercedes Sosa, Pedro Aznar
3:55
Pájaro De Rodillas (with Nacha Roldán)Mercedes Sosa, Nacha Roldán
3:42

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About Mercedes Sosa

Mercedes Sosa, affectionately known as "La Negra," was an iconic Argentine singer whose powerful voice resonated across Latin America and beyond. Born into humble beginnings in Tucumán, Argentina, Sosa's journey began at the age of 15 when she won a local radio contest, launching her into a career that would make her a symbol of social and political consciousness. With roots deeply embedded in Argentine folk music, she became a leading figure in the "Nuevo Cancionero" movement, giving voice to the struggles and aspirations of the common people. Her repertoire spanned a wide range of genres, including trova, Argentine folklore, nueva trova, and Latin folk, making her a beloved singer-songwriter. Sosa's unwavering commitment to her principles often put her at odds with oppressive regimes, earning her the title "the voice of the voiceless ones" and "the conscience of Latin America." Her timeless music continues to inspire and uplift, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Latin America.

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