INES GRANJA - Remembranzas LP
Inés Granja is one of the most important singers and composers of traditional marimba music from the Colombian South Pacific, with over 50 years of expe- rience. UNESCO has declared this musical tradition an Intangible Cultural Heri- tage of Humanity.
REMEMBRANZAS
To the rhythm of cununo, bombo, and guasá, and accompanied by the melody of the marimba and choral games, this album is rooted in traditional rhythms such as juga and aguabajo. At the same time, it proposes new sonorities with guitar arrangements and a brass section. It also explores genres such as the Peruvian zamacueca, Cuban son, and salsa; and instruments such as the African kora.
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INES GRANJA - Remembranzas LP
INES GRANJA - Remembranzas LP
Inés Granja is one of the most important singers and composers of traditional marimba music from the Colombian South Pacific, with over 50 years of expe- rience. UNESCO has declared this musical tradition an Intangible Cultural Heri- tage of Humanity.
REMEMBRANZAS
To the rhythm of cununo, bombo, and guasá, and accompanied by the melody of the marimba and choral games, this album is rooted in traditional rhythms such as juga and aguabajo. At the same time, it proposes new sonorities with guitar arrangements and a brass section. It also explores genres such as the Peruvian zamacueca, Cuban son, and salsa; and instruments such as the African kora.
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Inés Granja is one of the most important singers and composers of traditional marimba music from the Colombian South Pacific, with over 50 years of expe- rience. UNESCO has declared this musical tradition an Intangible Cultural Heri- tage of Humanity.
REMEMBRANZAS
To the rhythm of cununo, bombo, and guasá, and accompanied by the melody of the marimba and choral games, this album is rooted in traditional rhythms such as juga and aguabajo. At the same time, it proposes new sonorities with guitar arrangements and a brass section. It also explores genres such as the Peruvian zamacueca, Cuban son, and salsa; and instruments such as the African kora.
