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Women of Tetuan Morrocco
Brides' Joys & Sorrows: Songs And Ballads Of The Moroccan Jews As Sung By The Women Of Tetuan Morocco
Genres: Folk, International Music, Pop

Track Listings (22) - Disc #1
1. Ba?o de la Novia (The Bride's Bath)
2. Levant?isme, Madre (I Awakened, Mother)
3. Alabanza a la Novia (Praise to the Bride)
4. Aunque le D? la Mano (Although I Gave Him My Hand)
5. Alegr?as y Duelos de la Novia (The Bride's Joys and Sorrows)
6. La Puerta del R?o (At the River's Edge)
7. Un Preg?n el Rey (The King's Proclamation)
8. Al Monte de Sina? (On Mount Sina?)
9. Romance de Sol (The Ballad of Sol)
10. Shuvu la Tora (A Call for Repentence) [Hanukah Song]
11. Esta Noche de Purim (Tonight Is Purim)
12. Un Cabrito (One Kid) [Passover Song]
13. La Doncella Ultrajada (The Abused Maiden)
14. Disfrazado de Mujer (Disguised as a Woman)
15. La Buena Hija (The Good Daughter)
16. El Veneno de Moriana (Moriana's Poison)
17. Preso Ilevan a Verjicos (Verjicos Is Imprisonded)
18. Persona Soy Yo (I Am a Human Being)
19. Al Son de la Liebre (At the Sound of the Hare)
20. Al Pasar Por Casablanca (Passing Through Casablanca)
21. La Muerte de Rold?n (The Death of Roldan)
22. La Gallarda (Gallarda)

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All Artists: Women of Tetuan Morrocco
Title: Brides' Joys & Sorrows: Songs And Ballads Of The Moroccan Jews As Sung By The Women Of Tetuan Morocco
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Global Village
Original Release Date: 1/1/1993
Re-Release Date: 11/26/1996
Genres: Folk, International Music, Pop
Styles: Jewish & Yiddish, Africa
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 759401014825

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CD Reviews

3.5 rating, if that were possible...

Joe Sixpack -- Slipcue.com | ...in Middle America | 12/04/2004

(3 out of 5 stars)

"These ancient tunes, sung a capella by the woman of Tetuan, Morocco, are undeniably authentic, yet probably too stark in their rendering to be of interest outside of devoted cultural historians, and the most diehard listeners. It's cool on a folkloric level, but I couldn't listen to it for very long.

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