Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Venezuelan folklore with Ensamble Gurrufío's captivating album, "Maroa." Released on September 15, 1993, under the Ensamble Gurrufío label, this collection of traditional music is a vibrant celebration of Latin folklore, spanning a concise yet engaging 39 minutes.
"Maroa" is a testament to the ensemble's mastery of traditional genres, featuring a diverse array of styles including pasaje, merengue, and vals. The album opens with "Apure en un Viaje," a pasaje that sets the stage for a journey through the heart of Venezuelan culture. Tracks like "La Ceci" and "Morenita" showcase the lively rhythms of merengue, while "Arturito" offers a tender vals, demonstrating the ensemble's versatility and depth.
Composed by Felix Mejías, the album's tracks are a blend of musical storytelling and cultural heritage. From the playful "El Conejito" to the evocative "Nuestras Dos Almas," each song is a window into the soul of Venezuela, performed with Ensamble Gurrufío's signature passion and authenticity.
Whether you're a seasoned fan of traditional music or a newcomer eager to explore the riches of Latin folklore, "Maroa" is an essential addition to your collection. Ensamble Gurrufío's skillful interpretations and the album's timeless appeal make it a standout release in their discography.
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