Cancionero Rumbero Debe Mucho a Una Otra Publi- Peas, Nació En Los Pirncípios Del Siglo XX En Los Barrios Cación, Autónomo Y Popular:The Orisha/Rumba Anthology

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Cancionero Rumbero Debe Mucho a Una Otra Publi- Peas, Nació En Los Pirncípios Del Siglo XX En Los Barrios Cación, Autónomo Y Popular:The Orisha/Rumba Anthology

I NDICE Introducción . .v El callejón de los rumberos . .7 Camina a trabajar . .8 C ANCIONERO R UMBERO El cangrejo y la jutía . .8 A Malanga . .1 Cantar bueno . .8 A mi no me tocan campana, no . .1 Cantar maravilloso . .9 A una mamita . .1 Cantaremos y bailaremos . .9 Abacuá #3 . .2 Chano en belen . .9 Agua limpia . .2 La china linda . .9 Agua que va a caer . .2 Chino guaguao . .10 Ajiaco cubano . .2 La chismosa del solar . .10 Al soñar que era feliz . .3 El cisne blanco . .10 Allá viene el yerbero . .3 Columbia . .10 Alma libre . .3 Columbia . .11 Amalia . .3 Como tú sabes . .11 Amo esta isla . .3 Complicaciones . .11 Aragüe . .4 Congo Yambumba . .12 Arere . .4 Consuélate como yo . .12 Arturo . .4 Cuba linda . .12 Ave María, ¡qué calor! . .4 El currito . .12 Baila mi guaguancó . .4 El desengaño de Los Roncos . .12 La bandera de mi tierra . .5 El dia que nací yo . .12 Bardo . .5 Dicen que Jesús María . .13 Los barrios . .5 Diosa africana . .13 Los beodos . .5 ¿Dónde andabas anoche? . .13 Bilongo mató a merced . .6 ¿Dónde vas, mulata? . .13 Blancas margaritas . .6 Blem blem blem . .6 En el barrio de Versalles . .13 Bonbon . .6 En el balcón aquel . .14 El breve espacio . .6 En el callejón . .14 En El Manglar . .14 Cabiocile . .7 En el solar La Cueva del Humo . .14 La calabaza . .7 En este ritmo . .14 CANCIONERO II R UMBERO Enigüe nigüe . .14 María Belén . .21 Enyenisón enkamá . .15 María la nieve . .22 El errante . .16 El marino . .22 Ese señor . .16 Mayeya . .22 Me doy a conocer . .22 Franciscua . .16 La media vuelta . .22 Mi arere . .23 La gitana . .16 Mi quinto . .23 Guaguancó a Calixto Callava . .16 Mil gracias . .23 Guaguancó callejero . .17 El mulato rumbero . .24 Guaguancó sabroso . .17 Los muñequitos . .24 La Habana . .17 La negra Caridad . .24 Hipocresia y falsedad . .18 El niño rey . .24 Homenaje a Calixto Callava . .18 Noche cubana . .24 Homenaje a Chano Pozo (Rumberos de Ayer) . .18 Nosotros tenemos por norma . .25 Illabó . .18 Oddié . .25 Ingrato corazón . .18 Oguere mi china . .25 Oiga varón . .25 La jerigonza . .18 Oye mis cantares . .25 La jerigonza . .19 Oye oye . .26 Oye Paula . .26 El kikirikí . .19 Oyelos de nuevo . .26 Lamento esclavo . .19 Pa’ los mayores . .26 El lema del guaguancó . .20 Palo quimbombó . .26 Lenguasá . .20 Palo Yaya . .27 Las leyendas de grecia . .20 Parece mentira . .27 Llora como lloré . .20 Pentagrama musical . .27 Lo que dice el abakuá . .20 Perdón . .27 La perla del caribe . .28 Madre no llores . .21 La plegaria . .28 Maldito solar . .21 Poder mayor . .28 Mama abuela . .21 La polémica . .28 Mañana . .21 Pongámonos de acuerdo, rumberos . .29 CANCIONERO III R UMBERO Qué linda va . .29 El Tocororo . .35 ¿Qué vendes tú? . .29 El tonelero . .35 Que viva Changó . .29 Tristes lamentos . ..

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