- Traditional: Rosa de Castilla (Instrumental Version):
- 1 Traditional: Rosa de Castilla (Instrumental Version) 00:59
- Maria, todo es Maria:
- 2 Traditional: Maria, todo es Maria 03:18
- Xochipitzahuatl / Flor Menudita:
- 3 Traditional: Xochipitzahuatl / Flor Menudita 02:37
- Pues mi Dios:
- 4 Traditional: Pues mi Dios 04:02
- La Martiniana:
- 5 Traditional: La Martiniana 05:12
- Longina:
- 6 Traditional: Longina 03:01
- Alfonsina y el Mar:
- 7 Traditional: Alfonsina y el Mar 06:38
- La lloroncita:
- 8 Traditional: La lloroncita 02:37
- La Petenera:
- 9 Traditional: La Petenera 02:47
- Las olas del mar:
- 10 Traditional: Las olas del mar 03:42
- Violeta Parra (1917 - 1967): Corazón maldito:
- 11 Parra: Corazón maldito 03:44
- Traditional: Llora tus penas:
- 12 Traditional: Llora tus penas 03:53
- La Despedida:
- 13 Traditional: La Despedida 01:41
- Rosa de Castilla:
- 14 Traditional: Rosa de Castilla 01:52
Info for Mujeres
Traditional music and songs from South America Diana Baroni singing, traverso - Ronald Martin Alonso viola da gamba - Rafael Guel Frias baroque guitar, flutes, percussion. From the Virgin Mary to Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, via Mother Earth or Pachamama, Mujeres pays tribute to the outstanding female figures of the New World. Poets, composers, dreamers, resurrecting mothers and embrace each other for a spellbinding musical expedition from the time of colonization.
Diana Baroni, voice, flute, quijada
Ronald Martin Alonso, viola da gamba
Rafael Guel Frias, guitar, flutes, percussion, vocals
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