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Imma Sumack - La Voz

Musician: Imma Sumack
Album title: La Voz
Style: Folk, Conjunto, Mambo, Quechua, Vocal
Released: 1997
Size MP3 version: 1770 mb
Size APE version: 1107 mb
Size WMA version: 1776 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 308
Format: VOC AHX AAC XM FLAC MIDI ADX
Genre: Latin / Pop / World and Folk

Imma Sumack - La Voz mp3 album

Imma Sumack Folk Conjunto Mambo Quechua Vocal 1997

Tracklist

1	Amor Indio
2	Qué Lindos Ojos
3	Aquello Ojos Grises
4	Cholitas Puneñas
5	Carnaval Indio
6	Viva Jujuy
7	Cholo Traicionero
8	Pariwana
9	El Cunumisito
10	Melgar
11	Te Quiero
12	La Sirena
13	El Cóndor Pasa
14	Amor
15	Picaflor
16	El Humahuaqueño
17	Un Amor
18	A Tí Solita Te Quiero
19	Carnaval Alegre
20	Virgenes Del Sol

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Music Colombia S.A.
Copyright (c) – EMI Music Colombia S.A.

Credits

Arranged By – M. Vivanco* (tracks: 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 18, 20)
Band – Inti-Sumaj* (tracks: 3, 6, 9, 13, 16, 19)
Compiled By – Hernándo González V.
Composed By – A. Sidaras (tracks: 9), B. Ballón Farfán* (tracks: 10, 12), C. Ampuero* (tracks: 4), A. Robles* (tracks: 13), E. Zaldívar* (tracks: 16), F. Vario (tracks: 9), T. Rojas* (tracks: 19), J. Bravo De Rueda* (tracks: 20), M. Vivanco* (tracks: 1, 2, 7, 10, 14, 17), T. Veliz (tracks: 3), Traditional (tracks: 5, 6, 8, 11, 15, 18), U. Ramos* (tracks: 3)
Conductor – Moisés Vivanco*

Notes

Special guests: Conjunto Indoamericano Inti-Sumaj

1, 20: Inka Son
2, 12: Marinera
3: Zamba
4: Wayno Aymara
5: Danza de fiesta
6, 9: Bailecito
7, 10: Vals
8: Canción India
11: Triste Tondero
13: Huayno
14: Yaravi
15: Wayno
16: Carnavalito
17: Muliza danza india
18: Festejo limeño
19: Carnaval cruceño

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: EMI RE-023 *D01 DISKOM SID43

Juce

This CD has 14 of Yma Sumac's 18 tracks that were recorded in 1943. There were 23 known cuts from the 1943 sessions with the others being instrumentals or having vocals by Yma's sister in-law, Rosita Vivanco, and other vocalists. The 2012 CD, Early Yma Sumac: the Imma Sumack sessions, has all of them.

Obong

Tracks 3, 6, 9, 13, 16, 19 are instrumentals performed by Indian-american Band ("Conjunto Indoamericano") Inti-Sumaj. No recording dates are given, though apparently a few tracks were previously released on Yma Sumac - Presenting Yma Sumac (In A Collection Of Early Recordings) as recorded in Argentina in 1943. I't not clear whether this cd presents the entire 1943 session (that sounds like a live set).