Mercedes Sosa - La Negra mp3

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• Accordion – Néstor Acuña
• Acoustic Bass – Oscar Alem
• Acoustic Guitar – Angel Dávila, Nicolás Brizuela
• Bandoneon – Néstor Marconi
• Clarinet, Instrumentation By [Wind] – Mario Cosentino
• Directed By – Xavier M. Quesada
• Drums – Roberto Césari
• Electric Bass – Adalberto Cevasco
• Electric Guitar – Ricardo Lew
• Engineer, Mixed By – Gonzalo Flores
• Photography By – Jim Rakete
• Piano – Carlos Franzetti
• Saxophone – Sebastián Schön
• Violin, Instrumentation By [Violins] – Carlos Gaivironsky
• Vocals – Fito Paez, Mercedes Sosa, Pablo Milanes, Teresa Parodi, Victor Heredia
• Vocals, Piano – Konstantin Wecker

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CD Release incl.2 bonus tracks

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Haydée Mercedes Sosa Spanish pronunciation: 9 July 1935 4 October 2009, sometimes known as La Negra literally: The Black One, was an Argentine singer who was popular throughout Latin America and many countries outside the region. With her roots in Argentine folk music, Sosa became one of the preeminent exponents of nueva canción. She gave voice to songs written by many Latin American songwriters. Her music made people hail her as the voice of the voiceless ones. Listen free to Mercedes Sosa La Negra Todo A Pulmón, El Tiempo, El Implacable, El Que Pasó and more. 13 tracks 42:27. Con su voz, logró que fueran oídas muchas voces. Tú, Mercedes Sosa, serás grande por dedicado a la más grande y maravillosa voz de América Latina, la señ Sosa. La Negra - The Definitive Collection. Mercedes Sosa. Released: Aug by Mercedes Sosa. Todo a Pulmón. El Tiempo, el Implacable, el que Pasó. Zamba de los Mineros. Pedro Canoero. Barrio de la Cruz. Aya Marcay Quilla. Yo Canto Porque Tengo Vida. Parte del Aire. A un Semejante. El Sueño de la Vendimia. Tiempo de Libertad. search for Mercedes Sosa , La Negra. Songs in album Mercedes Sosa - Mercedes Sosa En Argentina 1982. Mercedes Sosa - Soy Pan, Soy Paz, Soy Mas. Mercedes Sosa - Drume Negrita. Mercedes Sosa - Maria Va. Mercedes Sosa - Sueno Con Serpientes. Mercedes Sosa - Al Jardin De La Republica. Mercedes Sosa - Gracias A La Vida. Mercedes Sosa - Alfonsina Y El Mar. Mercedes Sosa was known as the voice for the voiceless. With her deep alto voice, La Negra as she was often called, because of her black hair and mestizo indigenous roots popularized the socially conscious nueva cancion or new song movement in the 1960s. Sosa was a political activist and folk singer who gave new life to traditional Latin American music with her emotive takes on songs by greats like Violeta Parra. Her left political leanings led to her exile in 1979, when she was forced to flee an oppressive military regime. But Sosas album Mercedes Sosa en Argentina, which came out in 1. Mercedes Sosa, known as La Negra, born July 9, 1935 in San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina October 4, 2009, Buenos Aires was an Argentine singer who was and remains immensely popular throughout Latin America and internationally. With her roots in Argentine folk music, in 1950, at age fifteen, she won a singing competition organized by a local radio station, and in the 1960s Sosa became one of the preeminent exponents of 'nueva canción' and started touring internationally