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Misa Criolla
- 1999
- 11 tracks
- 41 min
- folklore argentino
Album Description
Experience the timeless beauty of Argentine folk music with Ariel Ramírez's "Misa Criolla," a masterful blend of traditional liturgical elements and vibrant, rhythmic styles that define Latin American music. Composed by the renowned Argentine composer, pianist, and music director Ariel Ramírez, this album is a testament to his deep connection with the musical traditions of his homeland, drawing inspiration from the indigenous, gaucho, and creole cultures.
Released in 1999, "Misa Criolla" features a rich tapestry of sounds, including the hauntingly beautiful "Kyrie" (Vidala-Baguala) and the lively "Gloria" (Carnavalito Yaraví). The album showcases Ramírez's iconic "Misa Criolla" in its original version, with choral arrangements by J.G. Segade, and includes beloved pieces like "Credo" (Chacarera Trunca) and "Sanctus" (Carnaval Cochabambino). Additionally, the album presents "Navidad Nuestra," a festive collection of songs that celebrate the Christmas story through various Argentine folk genres, such as chamamé, huella pampeana, and vidala.
This album is a must-listen for anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Argentine folk music. The compositions are performed with exquisite skill, featuring the talents of Ariel Ramírez on piano, along with a chorus and soloists accompanied by percussion, guitar, and piano. The result is a captivating journey through the sounds and rhythms that have made Ariel Ramírez a chief exponent of Argentine folk music. Whether you're a fan of traditional folk music or simply appreciate beautiful, well-crafted compositions, "Misa Criolla" is sure to enchant and inspire.
Tracks
- Ramírez: Kyrie (Vidala-Baguala)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa
- Ramírez: Gloria (Carnavalito Yaraví)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa
- Ramírez: Misa Criolla - original version Arr. of the choral parts by J.G. Segade: Credo (Chacarera Trunca)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa
- Ramírez: Misa Criolla - original version Arr. of the choral parts by J.G. Segade: Sanctus (Carnaval Cochabambino)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa
- Ramírez: Misa Criolla - original version Arr. of the choral parts by J.G. Segade: Agnus Dei (Estilo Pampeano)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa
- Ramírez: Navidad Nuestra: 1. La Anunciación (chamamé)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez, Asociacion Coral Lagun Onak, Nicolás Colacho Brizuela, Jaime Torres, Ruben Lobo, Oscar Giunta, Popi Spatocco, Chango Spasiuk
- Ramírez: Navidad Nuestra: 2. La Peregrinación (huella pampeana)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa, Nicolás Colacho Brizuela, Oscar Giunta, Chango Farias Gomez, Estudio Coral De Buenos Aires, Marcelo Chiodi, Carlos López Puccio
- Ramírez: Navidad Nuestra: 3. El Nacimiento (vidala catamarqueña)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez, Asociacion Coral Lagun Onak, Nicolás Colacho Brizuela, Jaime Torres, Ruben Lobo, Oscar Giunta, Popi Spatocco, Chango Spasiuk
- Ramírez: Navidad Nuestra: 4. Los Pastores (chaya riojana)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez, Asociacion Coral Lagun Onak, Nicolás Colacho Brizuela, Jaime Torres, Ruben Lobo, Oscar Giunta, Popi Spatocco, Chango Spasiuk
- Ramírez: Navidad Nuestra: 5. Los Reyes Magos (takirari)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez, Asociacion Coral Lagun Onak, Nicolás Colacho Brizuela, Jaime Torres, Ruben Lobo, Oscar Giunta, Popi Spatocco, Chango Spasiuk
- Ramírez: Navidad Nuestra: 6. La Huida (vidala tucumana)Ariel Ramírez, Mercedes Sosa, Chango Farias Gomez, Estudio Coral De Buenos Aires, Nicolás Colacho Brizuela, Oscar Giunta, Marcelo Chiodi, Leo Carabajal
About Ariel Ramírez
Ariel Ramírez, born in Santa Fe, Argentina, in 1921, was a pioneering figure in Argentine folk music, renowned for his iconic compositions and profound impact on the genre. As a composer, pianist, and music director, Ramírez's work transcended borders, earning him international acclaim. His most celebrated piece, "Misa Criolla" (1964), is a groundbreaking mass in Spanish that blends traditional Latin American rhythms and instruments, reflecting his deep fascination with the music of the gauchos and Andean people. Ramírez's extensive training, which included studies in Buenos Aires, Madrid, Rome, and Vienna, coupled with his role as the President of the Society of Authors and Composers of the Republic of Argentina (SADAIC), underscores his significant contributions to the music world. Throughout his career, he collected over 400 folk and popular compositions and founded the Compañía de Folklore Ariel Ramírez, further cementing his legacy as a champion of Argentine folk music. His repertoire spans genres such as folklore argentino and tango, making him a beloved figure in the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide. Ramírez passed away in 2010, leaving behind a rich musical heritage that continues to inspire and captivate audiences.
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