Esta Tierra Es Tuya

Sones De Mexico
Self-Release
World | Apr 2010

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2010-06-22
Modern mexican folk music from some immigrants now based in Chicago. Rich, lively, with a huge array of instruments and lots of great vocals (in Spanish), fun melodies, and energetic tunes. The songs may sound traditional, but the sensibility is modern. It’ll start classic, then they’ll throw in a sax or something equally unexpected. Plus they do Woody Guthrie and Led Zepplin. Great, great stuff Especially these:

1. Mid/upbeat with a fresh, modern take. A sax! So good!
3. Bright and bouncy ranchera version of “This Land is Your Land”
4. Fiddles lead this upbeat dance w/some fiery playing & foot stomps.
5. Fun marimba that gets a modern touch w/some brass.
7. Wow. Brandenburg Concerto. Bach goes to Mexico. So cool!
8. Upbeat and sweet mix of traditional & modern. Wicked strings.
11. Big and brassy w/a driving beat and solid horns.
12. Fast strings interplay. Great playing from all. Vocals near mid.
13. Stately chamber brass into a sweet folk love song.
15. Led Zepplin gets an Aztec makeover. Driving midtempo. Cool!
16. Cool vocals, mid/upbeat gets livelier and more driving. Wow.

Recent airplay

Four Sticks
Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 In G Major
At the Cafe BohemianAug 17, 2010
Lla Llorona
Music CasseroleAug 14, 2010
Esta Tierra Es Tuya
At the Cafe BohemianAug 10, 2010
Four Sticks
At the Cafe BohemianAug 03, 2010
Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros
At the Cafe BohemianJul 27, 2010

Charting

2010-06-27 — 2010-08-29 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 29 1
Aug 22 1
Aug 15 2
Aug 8 1
Aug 1 1
Jul 25 3
Jul 11 2
Jul 4 3

Track listing

1. Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros
2. Interlude #1
3. Esta Tierra Es Tuya
4. La Presumida
5. Tabasaco Suite
6. Interlude #2
7. Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 In G Major
8. La Rabia
9. Interlude #3
10. Inchpikua
11. Eres Bella Flor
12. Jarabe Planeco
13. Lla Llorona
14. Interlude
15. Four Sticks
16. Los Panaderos
17. Epilogue