Benítez & Valencia* – Impossible Love Songs From Sixties Quito
Label: | Honest Jon's Records – HJRLP83 |
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Format: | 2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono |
Country: | UK |
Released: | |
Genre: | Folk, World, & Country |
Style: | Andean Music |
Tracklist
A1 | Lamparilla | |
A2 | Súplica | |
A3 | Tormentos | |
A4 | Lindos Ojos | |
A5 | Quimera | |
A6 | Corazón Que No Olvida | |
B1 | Las Tres Marías | |
B2 | Dicha | |
B3 | Mi Panecillo Querido | |
B4 | Sombras | |
B5 | Amor De Mi Linda Guambra | |
C1 | Vestida De Azul | |
C2 | Amor En Tus Ojos | |
C3 | Árbol Frondoso | |
C4 | Carnaval De Guaranda | |
C5 | Plegaria | |
D1 | Tus Ojeras | |
D2 | Limosna | |
D3 | Invocación Sentimental | |
D4 | Nocturno | |
D5 | Desesperación | |
D6 | Imploración Indígena |
Companies, etc.
- Pressed By – Pallas
Credits
- Compiled By – Daniel Lofredo Rota, Mark Ainley, Ramona Stout
- Design – Sandhya Ellis
- Liner Notes – Ramona Stout
- Restoration – Abbey Road*
- Transferred By – Daniel Lofredo Rota
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A [Runout etched]): HJRLP83 A [email protected]&m 33⅓RPM [-56998-] [stamped]
- Matrix / Runout (Side B [Runout etched]): HJRLP83 B [email protected]&m 33⅓RPM [-56998-] [stamped]
- Matrix / Runout (Side C [Runout etched]): HJRLP83 C [email protected]&m 33⅓RPM [-56999-] [stamped]
- Matrix / Runout (Side D [Runout etched]): HJRLP83 D [email protected]&m 33⅓RPM [-56999-] [stamped]
Other Versions (1)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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New Submission | Impossible Love Songs From Sixties Quito (22×File, MP3, Compilation, 320 kbps) | Honest Jon's Records | none | UK | 2021 |
Recommendations
- Hailu Mergia And The Walias*
Reviews
- Edited 11 days agoThank you Honest Jon's, once again, for your dedication and courage. I can't see an obvious customer target here, apart from some fairly wealthy Ecuadorians and some occasional anthropologically interested music lovers. I guess I personally fall into the second group, although I spent a handful of long winters in Ecuador between 2014-2020, and was in many ways "adopted" to the northern Andean culture.
From the first moment I heard the harmonies of Andean folk music I felt "at home", and spent countless hours on markets buying pirate CDs with traditional recordings. Back in Europe in the summers I spent equally many hours in libraries, copying hordes of records from this specific space and time. No music touch me as deeply as the various Andean music traditions. If the concept of past lives is true I must've been an Andean farmer multiple times in the past.
Nowadays, due to family responsibilities, I can only dream of going back to Ecuador physically. But these recordings awakens the passionate and mystically inclined part of my soul. Wonderfully packaged, and lovingly re-mastered from the original tapes. I can only applaud Honest Jon's for this project. I will cherish this record for many years to come, and will probably invest in the other Caife compilations soon enough.