Chuito vs. Ramito

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Download links and information about Chuito vs. Ramito by Ramito, Chuito El De Bayamon. This album was released in 2014 and it belongs to Latin genres. It contains 25 tracks with total duration of 01:06:56 minutes.



Artist:	Ramito, Chuito El De Bayamon
Release date:	2014
Genre:	Latin
Tracks:	25
Duration:	01:06:56

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	Sabor Boricua (Seis)	2:36
2.	Comparación (Seis Montuno)	3:11
3.	Lo Que Tú No Sabes (Mapeyé)	2:37
4.	Lo Que Le Paso a Vey (Seis)	3:08
5.	Nuestra Sangre (Seis)	2:41
6.	La Que No Muerde Patea (Seis)	2:40
7.	Hermano Contra Hermano (Seis)	2:42
8.	El Arrebatao (Enramada)	2:32
9.	Nuestras Mujeres (Seis)	2:21
10.	A los Isabelinos (Aguinaldo)	2:34
11.	Caguas (Plena)	2:31
12.	Un Matrimonio en Jayuya (Seis Milonga)	2:41
13.	Siempre Amor (Enramada)	2:45
14.	Yo Me Vuelvo a Borinquen (Seis Pachango)	2:58
15.	Una Mujer en Mi Vida (Bolero)	2:27
16.	La Tía Peladora (Seis Aguinaldo)	2:29
17.	Recuerdos del Nene (Plena)	2:22
18.	Vámonos P'al Campo (Aguinaldo Truya)	2:56
19.	Llorar No Es Delito (Bolero)	2:46
20.	Si Tu Me das una Cosa (Seis Montaña Adentro)	2:35
21.	Adivíname (Ritmo Boricua)	2:29
22.	Los Tres Santos Reyes (Aguinaldo Parranda)	2:38
23.	Parranda Borinqueña (feat. Toñito Ferrer Y Sus Jíbaros Modernos)	2:25
24.	El Jibarito Bruto (Seis Villarán)	2:41
25.	Plegaria a la Madre (Lamento Jíbaro) [feat. Toñito Ferrer Y Sus Jíbaros Modernos]	3:11

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If you haven't yet discovered the mountain music of Puerto Rico, you are in for a major revelation. Chuito (Jesus Sanchez) was, in a sense, its re-creator — the man who first sang the classic decima form on the radio, until then dominated by Cuban music. On this recording, his first, he was backed by the great cuatro-player Claudio Ferrer and his group. Ramito was the uncontested male champion of the next generation, and Ferrer a virtuoso who revolutionized cuatro-picking and pointed the way for more famous players like Yomo Toro. Here's two generations, and in fact, two approaches to living tradition. ~ John Storm Roberts, Original Music, Rovi