Beat Latino with Catalina Maria Johnson

Nuestra música: past, present and future

 

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This week’s Beat Latino sends love and energy to Colombia in the hopes for peace, with an hour of songs dedicated to the end of violence. From Colombia’s own Aterciopelados and their Pipa de Paz to Joe Arroyo’s La Guerra de los Callados to Che Sudaka’s La Guerra, we’ve been singing about giving peace a chance for a long time – here’s to the never-ending hope for an end to all violence!

Featured photo: Aterciopelados by Manuel Rojas

Musical Works

Title Artist Album Label Year Length
Violencia Colombia Tropical Cumbias. MSM Agency, Inc. 1987 03:21
La pipa de la paz Aterciopelados La pipa de la paz. Ariola 1997 04:40
La guerra de los callados Joe Arroyo Y La Verdad Rough Guide To Salsa Colombia. World Music Network 2012 04:33
Paz Orquesta Flamboyan Fania Live 03. Fania 2012 02:48
La pipa de la paz Onda Vaga Espíritu Salvaje. Onda vaga 2011 02:15
La guerra Bernardo y sus compadres Texanisimo. Mayo Records 2014 03:42
Paren la guerra Neyson D Paren la guerra. Neyson D Records 2016 03:48
Witness Quetzal Imaginaries. Smithsonian Folkways Recordings 2012 03:35
Violencia X Alfonso live in Havana. 0 03:44
La guerra Che Sudaka Trippie town. K Industria Cultural 62 03:05
La lucha La excelencia Salsa con conciencia. 0 04:18
Pilsen Vicios Fiesta. 0 06:29
Mas música menos balas Alika Mi palabra mi alma. Irie Sudamerica Producciones 2014 03:33
Canto libre Victor Jara Best of Victor Jara. One World Productions 2011 04:49


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