| Arrangements in Spanish and Portugees | ||
| 11
titles | ||
| 1. |
Alfonsina y el Mar
Level
IV
An enchanting song, made famous by Mercedes Sosa, about a female writer that drowned herself
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| 2. |
Entre el Espanto y la Ternura
Level
IV
A Spanish lyric full of Cuban syncopations
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| 3. |
Fado Mae
Level
III/IV
One of the most beautiful fados
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| 4. |
Gracias a la Vida
Level
III/IV
A quiet song, made famous by Mercedes Sosa
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| 5. |
Hijo de la Luna
M
Level
III/IV
A woman promisses her child to the moon, in a song mixing traditional with pop
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| 6. |
Pájaros Perdidos, Los
Level
III
A fiery tango, in which birds are reminiscent of the loss of a loved one
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| 7. |
Rua Ramalhete
Level
III/IV
A characteristic Brazilian piece of the female group Trio Esperança
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| 8. |
Si Se Calla el Cantor
Level
II/III
A combative song that was also sung by Mercedes Sosa
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| 9. |
Ultima Curda, La
Level
IV
A poetic tango about the weight of life
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| 10. |
Uno Queriendo Ser Dos
Level
III/IV
A Spanish song by the Israeli singer-songwriter Noa
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| 11. |
Verano Porteño
Level
IV
An authentic song by the Argentinean tango master; an arrangement without lyrics
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| M Published by Music Shop Europe | ||
