Emma Junaro－Resolana

Emma Junaro－Resolana

Genre:Folk/Female Vocal

Year:1981

Emma Junaro is a Bolivian musician.

Junaro's style incorporates Brazilian popular music, European folk styles and Andean music. She has worked with the record producer Fernando Cabrero on recording the poems of Matilde Casazola, a poet. Junaro's instrumentation is always acoustic, and has included zampona, charango, quena, piano and guitar.

Tracklisting:

1.La Resolana
2.Clavelito
3.Sigue Tu Vuelo
4.Mamanci
5.El Hombrecito
6.Palabras Para Julia
7.Pobre Martín, Pobre Miseria
8.Romance Para Mi Niño
9.Oscar Alfaro
10.Canción Del Derrumbe Indio

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Ps：one of the most famous japanese folk/pop artist called:加藤登纪子 Tokiko Kato
Her famous song 滅びゆくインディオの歌 is originated from Canción Del Derrumbe Indio

Jon & Jodi－Two Sides Of Jon & Jodi

Jon & Jodi－Two Sides Of Jon & Jodi

Language: English

Genre: Folk

Year:1971

"This lovely and unusual folk record is a small treasure. Jon & Jodi were two undeniably sweet kids from Delaware who charmed some local businessperson enough to finance this record. The best songs, like the opening "Ladybug," are haunting ballads, with a dreamy production sound and forlorn harmonies; they really have beautiful voices. A few songs have a bit of a country/bluegrass edge (with banjo, steel guitar and "dobrow"), but even on these the vocals have the loner folk feel to them. The upbeat songs don't quite match the moodier ones, but there really aren't any duds here. Most albums that sound like this are Christian, but this is not, despite their innocence (from the liner notes: "In this freaked out world, Jon & Jodi seem almost unreal."

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