Songs of the Latin American People

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Songs of the Latin American People
Studio album by Jose & Emilio Barroso
Released	1986
Genre	Canto Popular
Label	Larrikin Records
Producer	Jose & Emilio Barroso

"Songs of the Latin American People" is an album by Los Barroso (credited as Jose and Emilio Barroso). It is arguably the first album by a Latin American artist to be released through an Australian record label - Larrikin Records. The track "Descrubi un Carnaval" was later covered by Omar Romano y los del Altillo in 1989.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 Side one 1.2 Side two 2 References

[edit] Track listing

All songs by Jose Barroso, except where noted.

[edit] Side one

1. "Un Mar de Banderas" – 4.56
2. "Un Camino en el Tiempo" – 4.12
3. "El Viaje de Amar" – 4.09
4. "La Cumbre de Tus Suenos" – 4.45

[edit] Side two

1. "Los Viento del Este" (Bernado Lando)/"Mensaje a Montevideo" - 4.10
2. "Cancion Desvelada o El Ultimo Tango en Sidney" – 4.28
3. "Cancion Urgente Para Nicaragua (Silvio Rodreiguez)" – 3.15
4. "Necesito" – 3.02

[edit] References

• http://www.myspace.com/losbarroso