Misa Criolla, Ariel Ramirez--UCLA Choirs, conducted by Rebecca Lord 

+La Vane Si!! en eso mismo estaba pensando, pasa que la música es el lenguaje universal!!!! Saludos y felicitaciones por esta belleza de interpretación.!!

Hola Graciela, yo tambien soy Argentino, pero si la misa criolla sin el charango " captura el espiritu" segun vos...me imagino que te da igual un tango sin bandoneon o un choripan sin chorizo...

Bueno, No creo que sea necesario limitarse a los instrumentos en una versión lírica como ésta.

No lo pense de esa manera Graciela, entodo caso retiro lo dicho...saludos.

A mí sí me capturó, creo que se transformó en una pieza universal como la ópera Summertime, de George Gershwin, que se ha interpretado de diversas formas, especialmente como ópera-jazz. El tango sin bandoneon No es tango y es mucha la diferencia. Pero para el caso, podemos decir que el tango sin las voces graves no es tango, pero sí disfrutamos de sus diversas versiones, como tengo electrónico. Con respecto al choripan no sabría decirte porque soy vegetariana.

Ademas en español!!!

Rebecca Lord Rebecca: your version is the one I prefer. How could I get the recording? I live in France and I want it for my daughter's wedding! And those who call your dress "spanish" have never seen a spanish dress in their life! It is beautiful.

Rebecca Lord IM PRE SIO NAN TE Me herizo la piel. el coro fantastico. Falto el charango Rebecca para ser completo,felicitaciones presentacion magistral.

Hi Rebecca, first of all, as Argentinian, thanks so much for making the effort to conduct our "Misa Criolla". Yes indeed, your dress had nothing to do with such piece of music, but anyway, that is not the main issue. You know, all music pieces can be performed in the way that the performer feels . So it is absolutely valid a performance different from the ones of the local (argentinean) chorus and orchestras. The only suggestion for future and new presentations, is to add the "charango" (little guitar used in the north/northwest of Argentina and Bolivia) and the "Bombo" (percussion instrument). Finally, if you want to know Argentinean Folk Music, let me give you an advice: visit the Province of Salta, one of the most beautiful of the Country. There are good Hotels and Resorts, available to receive international tourism. You can visit the city of Cafayate, and taste the most exquisite red and white wines. All these cities and towns have Restaurants with folk-music shows (called "peñas"), where you will find a wide expressions of all this kind of music. Thanks again!

+Yvon Belliard One of the best version. Brilliant!

+Pablo PP Wine & Music :)