Luis Alberto del Parana y Los Paraguayos: Luis Alberto Del Paraná Y Los Paraguayos

Luis Alberto Del Paraná Y Los Paraguayos

Luis Alberto del Parana y Los Paraguayos

Philips

Kategorie:

Folk, World, & Country 2530x
Latinská hudba 180x

400 Kč

Stav:	VG+ / VG+
Dostupnost:	Skladem pro e-shop
Vydáno v:	Německo
Poznámka:	Drobné vlásečnice, drobné škrábance, lehce opotřebený obal
Vystaveno:	st 29. března 2023 16:21
Číslo položky:	527762

Seznam skladeb

A1 - Maria Dolores 4:00min
A2 - Guantanamera 2:40min
A3 - Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma 3:47min
A4 - Colorado 1:50min
A5 - El Rancho Grande 2:35min
A6 - El Porompompero 2:57min
B1 - Magdalena 3:00min
B2 - O Cangaceiro 3:19min
B3 - Yo Te Quiero Mucho 2:27min
B4 - Solitario Polka 2:15min
B5 - Amor, Amor 3:16min
B6 - A Banda 2:48min
C1 - Maria Elena 2:07min
C2 - Canción De Orfeo 3:00min
C3 - Perfidia 2:45min
C4 - La Peregrinación 3:00min
C5 - America 3:00min
C6 - La Bamba 3:54min
D1 - Ramona 2:58min
D2 - Bésame Mucho 2:56min
D3 - Mexico 3:59min
D4 - Caballito Blanco 2:28min
D5 - Quando Calienta El Sol 2:52min
D6 - Malagueña 3:30min

Luis Alberto del Parana y Los Paraguayos 1x

"Los Paraguayos", Chapter 2 Hugely successful Paraguayan folk group that formed from the ashes of Trio Los Paraguayos. Following the end of the "Official Cultural Mission" in 1955, Luis Alberto Del Parana wasted little time in assembling another trio of musicians to maintain the momentum. He roped in his brother Reynaldo Meza, fellow ex-Boy Scout Rubito Medina and harpist Santos Gonzales to join him in Belgium. Initially still billed as "Trio Los Paraguayos" or similar, the quartet proceded to tour and record relentlessly but as membership began to fluctuate in the early sixties, the name stabilised to Luis Alberto del Parana y Los Paraguayos. The group recorded some 500 songs, sold over 20 million records, played in over 75 countries, and travelled over a million miles while doing so. They were the first artist to receive a "Gold Cassette" for sales by their label Philips, received six gold records, shared the stage with the Beatles, recorded with the Rolling Stones and appeared before statesmen, monarchy and the jetsetting society of the day in territories as far afield as Romania, Russia, Japan, the USA, Portuguese Africa, the Middle East, and all over Europe. After Luis Alberto Del Parana died in London in 1974, his younger brother took over leadership of the group under the name of Reynaldo Meza Y Los Paraguayos.