Title The JVC video anthology of world music and dance. Volume 28, The Americas II : Mexico, Cuba, Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina / producer, Ichikawa Katsumori (JVC) ; director, Nakagawa Kunihiko (JVC), Ichihashi Yuji (JVC) ; a production of JVC, Victor Company of Japan, Ltd

Published Montpelier, VT : Multicultural Media, 1989

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Description 1 online resource (57 min.) Summary This video is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World. Mexico, 28-1 Cancin ranchera - ranch song: "Ay Jalisco. no te rejes" 28-2: Dance with mariachi [string and brass] ensemble: "Jarabe Tapati" ("Mexican hat dance"). Cuba 28-3: Guajira - folk song: "Guantanamera" 28-4: Controversia - dialogue song 28-5: Son [song and dance] at the Casa de la Trova: "Intimate calls" 28-6: Voodoo gathering 28-7: Samba - song and dance form 28-8: Capoeira - dance derived from martial art 28-9 Candomblé - religious observance Bolivia 28-10: Modern folk song: "Qunapaqui" ("Why?") 28-11 Modern folk song: "Waritay" ("My little star") 28-12 Modern folk song: "El Condor Pasa" ("The condor passes") 28-13: Modern folk song: "Manaachu" ("No longer") Argentina 28-14: Tango - dance form: "La Cumparsita" ("The masquerade") 28-15: Tango - dance form: "El Choclo" ("Corn") 28-16: Chorus: "Hail Boca" 28-17: Chamamé - gaucho song: "Merceditas." Notes Title from resource description page (viewed July 11, 2018) In English Subject Folk music -- Mexico. Folk dancing -- Mexico Folk dance music -- Mexico. Folk music -- Cuba. Folk dance music -- Cuba Folk music -- Brazil. Folk dancing -- Brazil. Folk dance music -- Brazil Folk music -- Bolivia. Folk music -- Argentina Folk dancing -- Argentina Folk dance music -- Argentina. Folk dance music. Folk dancing. Folk music. Argentina. Bolivia. Brazil. Cuba. Mexico. Genre/Form Documentary films. Filmed performances. Documentary films. Filmed performances. Documentaires. Spectacles filmés. Form Streaming video Author Ichihashi, Yuji, director Nakagawa, Kunihiko, director Ichikawa, Katsumori, producer Nihon Bikutā Kabushiki Kaisha, production company.

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