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Carlos Puebla
Chante La Revolution
Genres: International Music, Latin Music

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Hasta Siempre - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
2. Y en Llego Fidel - Carlos Puebla,
3. De Cuba Traigo un Cantar - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
4. Soy del Pueblo - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
5. Todo por la Reforma Agraria - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
6. La Caimanera - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
7. Duro con El - Carlos Puebla,
8. Que Allegron - Carlos Puebla,
9. Y Que lo Pregunta - Carlos Puebla,
10. Comite de Defensa - Carlos Puebla,
11. Todos los Caminos - Carlos Puebla,
12. David y Goliath - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
13. La Mujer - Carlos Puebla,
14. Canto a Camillo - Carlos Puebla,
15. La Cuarentana - Carlos Puebla,
16. Cuba No Es Sola - Carlos Puebla,
17. Paz con Dignidad - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos
18. Cambio-Cambio - Carlos Puebla,
19. La Nueva Esperanza - Carlos Puebla,
20. Mira Yanki Como Nos Reimos - Carlos Puebla,
21. Canto por Todos los Muertos - Carlos Puebla, Puebla, Carlos

CD Details

All Artists: Carlos Puebla
Title: Chante La Revolution
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Edenways [France]
Release Date: 10/28/1997
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Latin Music
Styles: Caribbean & Cuba, Cuba
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 3487780108923, 789428493723

CD Reviews

Revolutionary music!

Y. MEDINA | 11/27/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an excellent disc created under a battle, the battle of a people resisting USA aggressions since 1959.
Carlos Puebla performed one of the sacred hymns of revolution: "hasta siempre " dedicated to Che guevara. In "y en eso llegó Fidel" and "que alegrón" talks on the changes done after the Revolution.
"David y goliat" dedicated to the gallard people of Vietnam in their fight against the yanks.
"Canto a Camillo" dedicated to the colombian guerrila priest Camilo Torres Restrepo who was satanized in colombia because of his preferential choice for the poor."Cambio-Cambio" a very funny song abput the high-tech yank planes which were shot down by cubans, russians and the chinese. "La Nueva Esperanza" talks on Uruguay's tupamaros, a revolutonary group which opposes the local oligarchy.EXCELLENT DISC"