 Agua de la fonte clara Author: Nuberu
Indispensable album to keep up with Nuberuīs sound in the nineties. One
of the greatest alltime Asturian duets of singers and songwriters. Includes
booklet with information on the band, illustrations and lyrics of all the songs
featured.
Long description: Saying Nuberu implies speaking about a charismatic and historic
couple in Asturian music for over a quarter of a century. Chus Pedro
Suárez and Manolo Peñayos, singers and songwriters who
were members of the mythical seventies band Camaretá, wrote much
of their music during the Political transition in Asturies; a lot of their
tunes became very popular and - some of them ("Aida la Fuente";
"A Juanín, līhome de la unidá"…) - became real
anthems for the asturian labour. They were also one of the first bands to
include the Asturian bagpipes in a context of modern instruments, which was to
bring a great deal of fame for their piper Manolo Quirós.
Agua de la fonte clara shows the new style of Nuberu
during the nineties and features some of the greatest songs of the bandīs
entire career, such as the one that gives name to the album, written by
Víctor Manuel San José, or the song titled
"Delina", based on an Irish ballad that Chus Pedro dedicated
to his mother.
Tracks:
- Ser asturianu - lletra y música, Víctor Manuel San
José Sánchez.
- Negra sombra - lletra, Rosalía de Castro ; música, J.
Montes.
- Dormir contigo - lletra y música, Gabino Antuña
Fernández, Julio Sánchez Andrade.
- El veleta - lletra y música, popular.
- Nora - lletra, Manolo Peñayos, Yolanda García ;
música, Manolo Peñayos.
- Agua de la fonte clara - lletra y música, Víctor Manuel
San José Sánchez.
- Nalón - lletra y música, Gabino Antuña
Fernández, Julio Sánchez Andrade.
- Delina - lletra, Chus Pedro Suárez ; música, tradicional
irlandesa.
- Americanu del pote - lletra y música, popular, Manolo
Peñayos
- ¿Onde tan? - lletra y música, Manolo Peñayos
- Adiós
Price: 15,03 euros (2.501 pta)
Audio sample  (125,6 Kb.)
Merchant part number: FA.CD.8740
Product code: 2027
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