Name: Havana, Cuba, Ca. 1957: Rhythms and Songs For The Orishas
Brand: Smithsonian/Folkways
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Havana, Cuba, Ca. 1957

Rhythms and Songs For The Orishas

By Smithsonian Folkways (Manufactured By)

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Release Date

1 September 2001

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Album: Havana, Cuba, Ca. 1957: Rhythms and Songs For The Orishas
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Ibarabo Ago Mo Juba	More Info...	0:01
2)	Aganju Sola	More Info...	0:01
3)	Aro	More Info...	0:01
4)	Oya Te Yeye	More Info...	0:01
5)	Obatala/Odudua	More Info...	0:05
6)	Ibarabo Ago Mo Juba	More Info...	0:02
7)	Ogunde Arere	More Info...	0:02
8)	Oshosi Ayiloda Mala Mala De	More Info...	0:01
9)	Orishaoko Ogun Fere Weye	More Info...	0:02
10)	Ba Ri Iba O Ge De Ma	More Info...	0:02
11)	Aganju Sola	More Info...	0:01
12)	Oyade Ibariba Sheke She	More Info...	0:02
13)	Song For Orunla	More Info...	0:02
14)	Aro	More Info...	0:04
15)	Elegua	More Info...	0:02
16)	Ogun	More Info...	0:01
17)	Oshosi	More Info...	0:01
18)	Obaloge	More Info...	0:01
19)	Inle	More Info...	0:01
20)	Orishaoko	More Info...	0:01
21)	Osain	More Info...	0:01
22)	Chakpana	More Info...	0:02
23)	Ibeyi	More Info...
24)	Dada	More Info...	0:01
25)	Aganju	More Info...	0:01
26)	Shango	More Info...	0:02
27)	Obatala	More Info...	0:01
28)	Odudua	More Info...	0:01
29)	Oba	More Info...	0:01
30)	Yewa	More Info...	0:01
31)	Oya	More Info...	0:02
32)	Oshun	More Info...	0:01
33)	Orunla	More Info...	0:01
34)	Yemaya	More Info...	0:04
35)	Osain Songs	More Info...	0:04
36)	Guarachita For Shango	More Info...	0:06
37)	Guarichita For Shango	More Info...	0:01

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Album: Havana, Cuba, Ca. 1957: Rhythms and Songs For The Orishas
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Ibarabo Ago Mo Juba	More Info...	0:01
2)	Aganju Sola	More Info...	0:01
3)	Aro	More Info...	0:01
4)	Oya Te Yeye	More Info...	0:01
5)	Obatala/Odudua	More Info...	0:05
6)	Ibarabo Ago Mo Juba	More Info...	0:02
7)	Ogunde Arere	More Info...	0:02
8)	Oshosi Ayiloda Mala Mala De	More Info...	0:01
9)	Orishaoko Ogun Fere Weye	More Info...	0:02
10)	Ba Ri Iba O Ge De Ma	More Info...	0:02
11)	Aganju Sola	More Info...	0:01
12)	Oyade Ibariba Sheke She	More Info...	0:02
13)	Song For Orunla	More Info...	0:02
14)	Aro	More Info...	0:04
15)	Elegua	More Info...	0:02
16)	Ogun	More Info...	0:01
17)	Oshosi	More Info...	0:01
18)	Obaloge	More Info...	0:01
19)	Inle	More Info...	0:01
20)	Orishaoko	More Info...	0:01
21)	Osain	More Info...	0:01
22)	Chakpana	More Info...	0:02
23)	Ibeyi	More Info...
24)	Dada	More Info...	0:01
25)	Aganju	More Info...	0:01
26)	Shango	More Info...	0:02
27)	Obatala	More Info...	0:01
28)	Odudua	More Info...	0:01
29)	Oba	More Info...	0:01
30)	Yewa	More Info...	0:01
31)	Oya	More Info...	0:02
32)	Oshun	More Info...	0:01
33)	Orunla	More Info...	0:01
34)	Yemaya	More Info...	0:04
35)	Osain Songs	More Info...	0:04
36)	Guarachita For Shango	More Info...	0:06
37)	Guarichita For Shango	More Info...	0:01

EAN

0093074048924

Writer

Smithsonian Folkways (Manufactured By)

Producer

Morton Mark (Compilation)

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Label

Smithsonian/Folkways

Dimensions

12.7 x 14.5 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Performer Notes

Full title: Havana, Cuba, Ca. 1957: Rhythms & Songs For The Orishas: From The Historic Recordings Of Lydia Cabrera And Josefina Tarafa.
Includes liner notes by Morton Marks.
Digitally remastered by Pete Reiniger.
Havana Cuba ca. 1957: Rhythms & Songs for Orishas features a number of archived recordings from 1957. The songs all feature a style of percussion intended to summon the gods. Given this important bit of information, you're likely to presume that this is both spiritual and tribal music, which, of course, it is. Not exactly crowd-pleasing music. It's rather idiosyncratic, in fact. Not something you entertain your guests with at a party. However, anyone interested in this album's anthropological angle might indeed find this music interesting. And that might just be reason enough to search this out. ~ Jason Birchmeier

Professional Reviews

NAPRA Review (01-02/02, p.70) - "...Ceremonial rhythms...salutes to the orishas, the gods honored by practitioners of Santeria....Intricate rhythmic combinations and impassioned chants..."