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Corazón libre

Mercedes Sosa

2005
16 tracks
58 min
trova

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Latin American folk music with Mercedes Sosa's "Corazón libre," a captivating album released in 2005. This collection of 16 tracks showcases Sosa's powerful contralto voice, accompanied by a small ensemble of guitar, violin, and other traditional instruments. The album seamlessly blends classic folk-repertoire pieces like “Zamba de Argamonte” and “Tonada del viejo amor” with contemporary songs by Argentine poets, offering a diverse and engaging listening experience.

"Corazón libre" spans a variety of genres, including trova, folklore argentino, nueva trova, Latin folk, and singer-songwriter styles, reflecting Mercedes Sosa's versatility and deep connection to her cultural roots. The album's duration of 58 minutes is filled with heartfelt performances that highlight Sosa's ability to convey profound emotions through her music.

From the poignant “Los niños de nuestro olvido” to the lively “Sólo Pa' Bailarla,” each track on "Corazón libre" tells a story, inviting you to explore the beauty and complexity of Latin American music. Whether you're a longtime fan of Mercedes Sosa or a newcomer to her work, this album is a treasure trove of timeless songs that celebrate the spirit and resilience of the human heart.

Tracks

Los ninos de nuestro olvidoJose Rene Vargas Vera, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Javier Casalla
3:56
El olvidau - Chacarera del olvidaoDuende Garnica, Mercedes Sosa, Luis Salinas, Jorge Giuliano, Chango Farias Gomez
3:13
Cantor del obraje - Canción del obrajaGustavo Leguizamon, Mercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez, Norberto Córdoba
3:48
Solo pa' bailarla - La simpleDemi Carabajal, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Javier Casalla, Chango Farias Gomez, Facundo Guevara
2:44
PaisCoqui Sosa, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Facundo Guevara
4:10
Chacarera del fuegoAlberto Rojo, Mercedes Sosa
2:45
Tonada Del Viejo AmorEduardo Falú, Mercedes Sosa, Norberto Córdoba
4:04
Como flor del campoRaúl Carnota, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Chango Farias Gomez
4:20
Zamba de ArgamonteGustavo Leguizamon, Mercedes Sosa, Alberto Rojo, Chango Farias Gomez
3:57
Sufrida tierra míaMotta Luna, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Javier Casalla, Chango Farias Gomez
2:41
Tonada del OtonoDamián Sanchez, Mercedes Sosa, Pocho Sosa, Oscar Puebla
3:30
La canción es urgenteTeresa Parodi, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Facundo Guevara
3:21
Todo CambiaJulio Numhauser, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Chango Farias Gomez
4:19
Lapachos en primavera - Primavera en los lapachosMarcelo Perea, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano
2:36
Corazón libreRafael Amor, Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano, Norberto Córdoba, Facundo Guevara
4:38
Y la milonga lo sabeCarlos Porcel "Nahuel", Mercedes Sosa, Jorge Giuliano
4:06

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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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