Inti-Illimani, Inti-Illimani - 53m 39s

Tracks & Durations

1. Juanito laguna remonta un barrilete	4:40
2. El canelazo	2:52
3. Vasija de barro	3:26
4. Sicuriadas	2:05
5. Zamba de los humildes	3:32
6. Cuecas (Largueme la manga; El musico errante	3:01
7. La fiesta de San Benito	2:42
8. Simon Bolivar	2:17
9. Jenecheru	2:40
10. La naranja	2:07
11. Inti-Illimani	1:49
12. Carta al Che	3:51
13. Una lagrima	3:12
14. Cueca de la C.U.T.	1:50
15. Zamba de los humildes	3:24
16. Juanito laguna remonta un barrilete	4:35
17. Huajra	3:42
18. Cueca de la C.U.T.	1:52

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Review

For Well Over 30 Years, Inti-illimani (The Name Translates as "Sun God") Has Held a Beacon for Chilean Music, Both the Traditional Folk Styles and the More Contemporary Nueva Cancion. Taking their Name from the Aymaran Indian Language of the Andes, They'd Grown Into a Political Beast Being Quite Outspoken Lyrically Enough to Be Forced Into Exile. They Soon Based Themselves in Rome and Earned a Powerful Reputation around the Globe Becoming Very Unofficial Ambassadors of Chilean Music, as Well as Opponents to the Ruling Regime. In Addition to Performing with a Number of Famous, Political Figures Like Pete Seeger and Mikis Theodorakis, They were Included on the Famous 1988 Amnesty International Tour, Along with Sting, Peter Gabriel, and Bruce Springsteen.

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