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En Vivo en el Gran Rex 2006

Mercedes Sosa

2024
26 tracks
1 uur, 36 min
trova

Album Description

Experience the unparalleled power and grace of Mercedes Sosa in "En Vivo en el Gran Rex 2006," a captivating live album that captures the essence of one of Argentina's most beloved folk singers. Recorded on May 23 and 24, 2006, at the iconic Teatro Gran Rex in Buenos Aires, this album features 26 enchanting tracks that showcase Sosa's remarkable vocal prowess and her deep connection with her audience.

This collection includes timeless classics and beloved songs such as "Como Flor del Campo," "Y la Milonga lo Sabe," and "País," each performed with the passion and authenticity that defined Mercedes Sosa's career. The album also features special guest appearances by renowned artists like Eduardo Falú, Chango Spasiuk, and Chango Farías Gómez, adding layers of depth and richness to the performances.

"En Vivo en el Gran Rex 2006" is a testament to Mercedes Sosa's enduring legacy in the world of Latin folk and nueva trova. The album's 26 tracks, spanning a total of 1 hour and 36 minutes, offer a comprehensive journey through her musical repertoire, highlighting her ability to blend traditional Argentine folklore with contemporary influences. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to her music, this live album is a treasure trove of musical excellence that celebrates the spirit and artistry of Mercedes Sosa. Released on August 9, 2024, by INAMU Discos, this album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the beauty and depth of Latin folk music.

August 9, 20242024 Mercedes Sosa2024 Instituto Nacional de la Música

Tracks

Como Flor del Campo - En VivoMercedes Sosa
4:21
Y la Milonga lo Sabe - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:45
Zamba para Olvidarte - En VivoMercedes Sosa
4:33
Sacame Chacarera - En VivoMercedes Sosa
2:46
La Canción Es Urgente - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:04
Sufrida Tierra - En VivoMercedes Sosa
2:31
Los Niños de Nuestro Olvido - En VivoMercedes Sosa
4:03
Solo Pa' Bailarla - En VivoMercedes Sosa
2:45
País - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Coqui Sosa
3:44
Solo para Mí - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Chango Spasiuk
3:57
Esa Musiquita - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Chango Spasiuk
3:41
Tonada del Viejo Amor - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Eduardo Falú
4:16
Canción del Obraje - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez
3:39
Chacarera del Fuego - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Alberto Rojo
2:40
Zamba de Argamonte - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Alberto Rojo
4:11
Lapachos en Primavera - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:14
A Mis Hermanos Heridos - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:51
Otoño en Mendoza - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Pocho Sosa
4:03
Los Mareados - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Walter Ríos
4:31
Una Canción Posible - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Walter Ríos
4:47
Solo Se Trata de Vivir - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Walter Ríos
4:21
Fundamento Coplero - En VivoMercedes Sosa
2:45
El Olvidau - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:15
Dejame que Me Vaya - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:02
Pollerita Colorada - En VivoMercedes Sosa
3:32
Corazón Libre - En VivoMercedes Sosa, Rafael Amor
4:48

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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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