Format: CD, Album, digipack
Country: United States
Released: 2018
Genre: Mariachi, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Mariachi, & Latin
[Tracklist
01 El pitayero (The Pitaya Cutter) (03:31)
02 Ingratos ojo míos (My Ungrateful Eyes) (02:06)
03 Popurrí de Chihuahua (Chihuahua Medley) (05:59)
04 Son de la luna (Son of the Moon) (03:00)
05 Te llegará mi olvido (My Oblivion Will Find You) (02:28)
06 Lindo Tlaquepaque (Pretty Tlaquepaque) (03:42)
07 A la luz de los cocuyos (To the Light of the Fireflies) (02:38)
08 Quiéreme mucho (Love Me a Lot) (03:54)
09 Terrequeteque (02:56)
10 Arrepentida (Regretful) (02:34)
11 Popurrí Joan Sebastián (Joan Sebastián Medley) (06:36)
12 Querreque (03:50)
[Credits]
Producer: José Hernández and Daniel E. Sheehy, Editor: Jacob Love, Cover Artwork: Juan Solis, Designer: Rick Rawlins, Photographer: Michael G. Stewart, Engineers: David Santos and Pete Reiniger
[Notes]
Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles profoundly changed the course of women in mariachi history. Since their founding in 1994, the internationally renowned, GRAMMY-nominated, all-female ensemble has had enormous impact as a groundbreaker and role model for women in music. This recording displays the group at its best, playing fresh arrangements of gems from the mariachi legacy to create a sound of their own. 43 minutes, 44-page booklet with bilingual notes. This album is the 48th in the Smithsonian Folkways Tradiciones/Traditions Series of Latino music albums, produced with support from the Smithsonian Latino Center.
