Los Nacionales Jacinto de Gatica - Sones Jarocho

Jaracho is a style of Mexican music from Veracruz that instantly goes to the heart and the chest.  Intensely string heavy, they have one of the best traditional harp styles I've ever heard along with a variety of small guitar-like instruments picked by a plectrum made from cow or goat bone.  The lyrics are often humorous and a little dirty and filled with sexual puns, etc.  One of the most popular Son Jarocho tunes was immortalized into rock and roll by Ritchie Valens and as we all know is La Bamba.  Check this record out, it's bangin.

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Aniceto Molina - 25 Exitos

Aniceto Molina is a Colombian Cumbia Vallenato musician who leads the group Aniceto Molina y Los Sabaneros and has been recording albums since the early 70's.  His style is purely Colombian but his popularity extends widely throughout the breadth of South and Central America, as well as Texas, Arizona, and California.  The Vallenato style is a stripped down, very traditional style of Cumbia with a huge emphasis on the guacharaca rhythm.  Aniceto now lives in San Antonio, Texas and tours around North and South America consistently.  

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