Maria Del Rey, Lullabies of Latin America - 1h 4m 4s

Tracks & Durations

1. Meciendo	3:14
2. Ninito Ven/Arroro Mi Nino	2:54
3. Negrito	3:11
4. El Angel De La Guarda	1:53
5. La Muneca	1:09
6. El Elefante	0:39
7. Duermete Clavel	3:28
8. San Augustine	1:39
9. Duermete Mi Nino	3:09
10. Abuelita	1:12
11. Rana	0:27
12. Nana De Sevilla	3:27
13. Rocio	2:27
14. Toronjil	3:10
15. I Rock My Child	3:14
16. Come Little Child	2:54
17. Negrito	3:09
18. Guardian Angel	1:53
19. My Little Doll	1:09
20. The Elephant	0:39
21. Sleep Rosie Flower	3:28
22. St. Augustine	1:39
23. Go to Sleep	3:09
24. Grand Mother	1:12
25. Frog	0:27
26. Nana Of Seville	3:28
27. Dew Drop	2:27
28. The Beautiful Child	3:02

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Review

Gifted with a gracefully pliant midrange soprano, stellar recording artist Maria Del Rey here turns her attention to lullabies and to an immersion of culture and language with Latin American poems adapted and translated for this purpose. Del Rey delivers the first half of Lullabies of Latin America in the gently fluid tones of Spanish, then follows up in the second half with a repeat of the same songs sung in English. Del Rey's cello, piano, and acoustic guitar figure prominently, and she is also accompanied by a talented group of musicians on percussion, strings, flute, and oboe, as well as on Peruvian harp, panpipes, and other traditional Latin American instrumentation. "Duerme Clave" and its English counterpart, "Sleep Rosie Flower," are particularly engaging, featuring soft piano and elegant lines of Spanish classical guitar. "San Augustine" and its correlation are gorgeously slumber-inducing duets. With their unhindered capacity for linguistics, wee ones will be sweetly singing along with both versions in no time. --Paige La Grone

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