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PatakinArtist: Bobi Cespedes
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# | Name | Play | Time | Info |
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01 | Sabor A Mi |
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3:56 | si negaras tu presencia en mi vivir |
02 | Patakin Intro (Bata) |
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0:22 | a Unle el Rey Divino lo envidiaba Omolokum |
03 | Patakin |
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4:55 | ya que la letra traía de todo menos iré |
04 | En El Balcon Aquel |
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4:12 | receurdas la luna se asomo |
05 | Mensaje A Lola |
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3:58 | la canequita de Lola si se la quiutan se muere |
06 | Drume Negrita |
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4:38 | se le salen los pies de la cunita |
07 | Si Agua No Llueve Maiz No Crece |
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4:48 | sin tener que enfocar en maldades de la gente |
08 | Inolvidable |
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4:00 | pero aquello que un dia nos hizo llorar de alegría |
09 | Ernestina Intro (Yambu) |
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3:58 | une señora salió buscando a su nieta |
10 | Ernestina |
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4:11 | a mi me gusta la rumba como a ti te gusta el coco |
11 | Sin Razon Ni Justicia |
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4:02 | contra el mundo yo iré por adorardte así |
12 | Volver A Querer |
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4:47 | y al corazón permitir que vuelva a ese querer |
In front of a sold-out crowd at Berkeley's La Peña, Bobi Céspedes performed songs from her new CD Patakin with an all-star cast of Bay Area's finest. The stage was adorned with the many flowers gifted to her for the event. Fellow musician John Santos best expresses our sentiments about Bobi: "Bobi is a treasure! A native of Cuba, she brings to her art a lifetime of profound immersion in Afro-Cuban traditions such as the son, rumba, bolero and Yoruba-based culture. She is unique voice that has earned the respect of her peers and the hearts of her loyal fans in the San Francsico Bay Area, where she has made her home for the last 30 years".
To those attending, the uplifting concert asserted the notion that folkloric music can be very sophisticated. Her classic interpretations of both her original and known ballads contrasted nicely with the upbeat salsa and son numbers. "Maíz No Crece" and "Drume Negrita" were especially moving. Everyone in the band provided vocal support and the harmonies were especially sweet with Lichi Fuentes and Eric Rangel on board. Highlights included simultaneous piano and trumpet playing by Marco Díaz and the tight rhythms by bassist Saul Sierra, conguero Sany Pérez and Julio Péerez on timbales and bongó. Rounding out the ensemble were José Roberto Hernández on guitar and a special appearance by Roberto Razón on tres.
Bobi Céspedes - Lead Vocal
Marco Díaz - Piano, Trumpet
Saul Sierra - Bass, Vocals
Julio Pérez - Percussion
Sandy Péerez - Congas
José Roberto Hernández - Guitar, Vocals
Lichi Fuentes - Vocals
Eric Rangel - Vocals, Maracas
Roberto Razón - Tres