By Mati Homar
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For this episode, powerful women share their experiences and thoughts. History, backgrounds, experiences, dreams, determinations, are just some of the things that let us understand the importance and the power of the role of women in folkloric manifestations and, in general, music. These group of women are a few of an immense amount of inspiring and encouraging artists that work hard and with a shinning spirit to advance towards a more egalitarian world. This is my humble homage to them and the ones before and after them.
Artists on this Episode:
Nora Benaglia - Maimará, Jujuy - https://www.youtube.com/user/norajujuy
Noelia Gareca - San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChWvZrpb1306-IIhyWBVKzQ
Victoria Cataldi - Salta, Salta - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi6uLrd6WvzjjbWFCE2b66g
Cecilia Espinosa - Salta, Salta
Rocío Palazzo - Chivilcoy, Buenos Aires - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt3kmUxbZ9NhmYJy6eZ6jiQ
Lorena Astudillo - Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires - https://www.youtube.com/user/lorenaastudillo
Music on this Episode:
Ahora - Nora Benaglia
Vientito de Tilcara - Nora Benaglia
Baguala Majana - Noelia Gareca
Don Modesto Villanueva - Noelia Gareca
Barro Tal Vez - L.A. Spinetta & Mercedes Sosa
Imposibles - Victoria Cataldi & Eloy Notario
Baguala Desengaño - Victoria Cataldi & Eloy Notario
Quedándote o Yéndote - Victoria Cataldi & Eloy Notario
Bajo del Árbol un Tambor - La Melaza Candombe
Mariposas - Berta Pereyra y las Comadres
Colores en el Aura - Berta Pereyra y las Comadres
Zapatero a tu Zapato - Berta Pereyra y las Comadres
Pecado de Juventud- Rocío Palazzo Grupo
Mariposa de Seda - Lorena Astudillo
Canta, Baila, Sueña y Anda - Lorena Astudillo
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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Website: www.matiashmr.com
For this episode we have people dedicated to the music using the percussion or drums as their main instruments. From different regions and with different experiences the participants on this occasion share with us their connection with music and their approach to the study and production of music.
Artists on this Episode:
Claudio Ledesma
Uli Gómez
Jonatan Szer
Ana Poggioli
Music on this Episode:
Mi Principio y Fin - Rubén Chamé
Malambo Denso - Rubén Chamé
Qomlashe / Soy Mujer del Pueblo Qom - Ema Cuañeri & Uli Gómez
Mashe ie na hamapole / Maduración de la algarroba - Ema Cuañeri & Uli Gómez
Alo / Creación del Pueblo Qom - Ema Cuañeri & Uli Gómez
Sheğevo / Adiós Amigos - Ema Cuañeri & Uli Gomez
Saracueca - Embichadero
Pájaro Corsario - Embichadero
Fragata - Embichadero
Los Mineros Potosinos - Sara Mamaní
Cantos de Tierra - Sara Mamaní
Corazón de Arena - Sara Mamaní
Albeana - Sandra Aguirre
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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Website: www.matiashmr.com
Brief introduction to the overall idea behind the podcast.
"So, Am I Latin American Music?" is a podcast that travels through different regions in South America. It is a journey shared with different artists and authors that tell their own stories of music, folklore and the cultures the come from.
Heritage, history and current transformations are part of the dialogues with each of the artists while listening to musics that are representations of the variety and rich cultural manifestations from this part of the Americas.
On this episode we are traveling from the North of Brazil all the way down to El Río de La Plata where we meet with the Candombe. On this trip we get closer to cultural manifestations that show more evidently their relation with the Afro musics.
With the help from Maria Figueredo's book "Poesía y Música Popular: Su Convergencia en el Siglo XX (Poetry and Popular Music: Their convergence in the XX Century)," we start to explore the tight link between music and poetry and the importance of this relationship in the Popular Music from Latin America.
Artists on this episode:
Ramiro Gonzalo (La Plata)
Santiago Ávila (La Plata)
Cecilia Espinosa (Salta)
Ana Archetti (La Plata)
Author on this Episode:
Maria Figueredo (Toronto, Canada)
Music on this Episode:
El Avenido - Cecilia Segura, Santiago Ávila and Matías Homar
Ijexa - Saci's Project
Melodía Anónima - Bruno Fitte, Javier Marazitta and Santiago Ávila
Exú - Grupo Ofa
Yasan-oya - Nation Angola
Paisaje - Cristián Vassilion
Montevideo - Cuarteto Rica Cosa
Umbral del Socavón - Leo Goldstein
Remedio de Sol - Cecilia Espinosa
Bajo el árbol un tambor - Lágrima Ríos
Cantaré - Ana Archetti
Cuerpo y Alma - Eduardo Mateo - Ana Archetti's rendition
Azul Luz - Trío Familia
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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Website: www.matiashmr.com
On this episode we travel back to the North region of Argentina and go further north to Bolivia and Peru.
Irene López, the author of the book "Discursos Identitarios en el Folklore de Salta," will be sharing herself some ideas on one of the subjects that has been at the center of ours discussions. The relation between Identities, Popular Songs and Folklore.
We will also listen to talk about a genre that generally is not included as part of the Folklore, La Cumbia. There are many genres in this rich region of the Americas that are not consider as part of the folkloric music and, I personally, start putting under a more thorough scrutiny "what does Folklore mean?"
Artists on this episode:
Gustavo Cruz (Jujuy)
Micaela Chauque (Jujuy)
Author on this Episode:
Irene López (Salta)
Music on this Episode:
Recuerdos del Portezuelo - Torta
Qori Warmi - Torja
Qori Kinto - Gustavo Cruz
Inmoral - Combo Locoto
Danza de los Mirlos - Compilation of Cumbia Chicha
Penas de Amor - Los Kjarkas
Flor de la Quebrada - Micaela Chauque
Danza Irregular - J. J. Botelli
Salteño Viejo - J. J. Botelli
La Felipe Varela - J. J. Botelli
Toccata - J. J. Botelli
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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Website: www.matiashmr.com
In this occasion we dive into other regions from Argentina. The Pampa Region and the Litoral Region. Both located to the center of Argentina.
By the experiences and the knowledge from the great artists that join us on this episode we will discover the differences between this regions and the one that we have been discussing on the previous episodes.
The big One concept that this episodes talks about is "Racial Imagination." With the support from Julio Mendívil's book (Against the Music) we will identify this concept with what happened to the African cultures that are closely related with how the folkloric music in South America is described many times. These are reductions of the great and rich complexities from the popular or folk musics.
Artists on this episode:
Ernesto Méndez (Santa Fé)
Victoria García (La Plata)
Hernán Rodríguez (La Plata)
Rocío Palazzo (Chivilcoy)
Music on this episode:
Viejo Caa Catí - Ernesto Méndez
El Cualunque - Ernesto Méndez
Pueblero - Ernesto Méndez
Km 11 - Raúl Barboza
Canción de la Calandria - Ernesto Méndez
A Veces Ud. - Vicky García & Matias Homar (Lyrics by Osvaldo Garrido)
Milonga del Tiempo - La Otra Campana
Brotecitos de Vos - La Otra Campana
Perambulator - Fela Kuti
Baayo - Baab Maal
Ewe Drumming in Ghana
Nizalwa Ngobani - Thandiswa Mazwai
Palabras para mi Madre - Hernán Rodríguez
A Trenque Lauquen - La Otra Campana
Gatito de mis Pagos - Rocío Palazzo Grupo
Pasarero - Rocío Palazzo Grupo
La Pobrecita - Rocío Palazzo & Ignacio Viano
El Arriero - Rocío Palazzo & Ignacio Viano
Books on this episode:
En Contra de la Música (Against the Music) - Julio Mendívil
Links:
https://matiashmr.com/regions.html
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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Website: www.matiashmr.com
On this episode we continue reflecting on some concepts from Irene López and, at the same time, we'll dive into the Chacarera. Another genre of the popular music in Argentina linked to musics from other regions and periods of time.
On this occasion, music will be the center of the episode, meaning that there will be longer sections with music sounding at full volume. In this way, I want to engage people with the music itself and use the more 'theoretical' discussion as a way in which we can reflect about the music that is sounding, and hopefully, will keep sounding on each person after the podcast.
Artists on this episode:
Adrián Liendro (Salta)
Néstor Gómez (La Plata)
Carlos Fernando Vargas (Salta)
Music on this episode:
La Finadita - Chango Farías Gómez
La del Campo - Cuartoelemento
La llamadora - Cuartoelemento
Chacarera del Silbador - Eduardo Falú
Salamanqueando pa’ mi - Raúl Carnota
Chacarera del Cantor - Mario Arnedo Gallo
La Yusberiana - Juan Falú
Chacarera - Esperanza Spalding
Comadre Dora - Carlos Fernando Vargas
Puente Carretero - Peteco Carabajal
Chacarera del Oscuro - Carlos Fernando Vargas
Maricón - Aca Seca Trío
Chacarera Trunca - Atahualpa Yupanqui
Chacarera de la Patria Financiera - Imaymana Dúo
En la Via - Carlos Aguirre
Books on this episode:
Discursos identitarios en el folklore de salta (Identity Discourses of the folkloric music from Salta) - Irene López
La Chacarera bien Mensurada (Chacarera well measured) - Alberto Abecasis
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
Facebook: matiashomarcompo
Website: www.matiashmr.com
On this first episode, I share the first definitions of the music that I'm gonna be exploring from my personal background, perspective and from others. My hope is to give a glimpse of an immense diversity of musical manifestations. Let the music transport you into a colorful world varied and expressive from South America. On this first episode most of the music will be from Argentina but as we continue to explore this world, musics and other artistic manifestations will submerge us into a deeper journey of discovery. Artists on this podcast Mariano Pedraza (Salta) Adrián Liendro (Salta) Mara Szachniuk (Salta/Francia) Paula Lico (Salta/Buenos Aires) China Romano (NYC/Florida) Federico Jaureguiberry (La Plata) Books and Authors Identity Discourses in the Folk Music From Salta - Irene López Against the Music - Julio Mendívil Songs and Authors Sapo Cancionero - Los Chalchaleros Merceditas - Luis Viconti Munasquechay - Los Kjarkas Lejos de Buenos Aires - Roberto Goyeneche Zamba de Lozano - Guillermo Klein Chacarera del Expediente - Cuchi Leguizamón La Sixto Violín - Raúl Carnota Botija de mi País - Rubén Rada and Eduardo Mateo Negra Presuntuosa - Susana Baca Um a zero - Pixinguinha Entre San Juan y Mendoza - Los Chalchaleros Alfonsina y el Mar - Mercedes Sosa Selección de Huayños Peruanos: Negra del Alma, En el Fondo - Los de Pukara Balada para el Mono - Cuchi Leguizamón Zamba del Espejo - Cuchi Leguizamón Oración del Remanso - Nahuel Penisi and Manuel Moreira Facebook: matiashomarcompo Website: www.matiashmr.com Opening and closing theme: Bos A Nos (Matías Homar) Cover Art: Matías Homar
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.