Reissue of 1975 album. Never before had the lyrics the lyrics of peruvian cumbia been able to touch the reality of migrants from the countryside living in the capital. In 1974, Grupo Celeste, under the direction of Víctor Casahuamán Bendezú, recorded En El Campo, a first single that not only broke sales records, but also brought thousands of people into contacto with their homeland. The band not only wove the nets of that urgent, necessary reconnection, but also gave brith to one of the most relevant popular singers in the history of Peru: Lorenzo Palacios Quispe "Chacalón". Includes bonus track "Viento" that is not in the original album.
Tracklist A1 Viento A2 Como Un Ave A3 Mi Lamento A4 Pueblo A5 Canción Del Maestro A6 No Te Dejaré B1 Tu Retrato B2 Soy Obrero B3 Hermano B4 Perdí Una Flor B5 Mi Pequeña Julieta
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Reissue of 1975 album.
Never before had the lyrics the lyrics of peruvian cumbia been able to touch the reality of migrants from the countryside living in the capital. In 1974, Grupo Celeste, under the direction of Víctor Casahuamán Bendezú, recorded En El Campo, a first single that not only broke sales records, but also brought thousands of people into contacto with their homeland. The band not only wove the nets of that urgent, necessary reconnection, but also gave brith to one of the most relevant popular singers in the history of Peru: Lorenzo Palacios Quispe "Chacalón".
Includes bonus track "Viento" that is not in the original album.
Tracklist
A1 Viento
A2 Como Un Ave
A3 Mi Lamento
A4 Pueblo
A5 Canción Del Maestro
A6 No Te Dejaré
B1 Tu Retrato
B2 Soy Obrero
B3 Hermano
B4 Perdí Una Flor
B5 Mi Pequeña Julieta