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feat. Edilberto “Dili” Tzab
“La Peregrina” (The Pilgrim) is one of the Yucatan’s most famous Trova Songs. The haunting love song was commissioned by Felipe Carrillo Puerto, the governor of Yucatán state, and written by the poet Luis Rosado de la Vega and the legendary composer Ricardo Palmerín in 1923. It tells the story of the governor’s love for Alma Reed, an American journalist.

feat. Mariachi Alma Mexicana de Mérida Yucatan

The song “El Son de la Negra” is a traditional folk song, and one of the most well-known songs regularly performed by mariachi bands. Best known from an adaption by Jaliscian musical composer Blas Galindo in 1940 it has since become the “second national anthem of Mexico.” The popularity of this song demonstrates the importance of mariachi music in Mexican culture.

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This is a love inspired piece delving deep in the emotional journey of finding yourself and finding a person to share something unique and special with.

Tying a sacred thread is ancient indian ritual passed down to the next disciple that will carry the family legacy of a style of music and repertoire. This piece combines the Lakshmi and Bhairav Indian styles and instruments to paint the experience of a Thread Ceremony between Master and Disciple.

Driving, epic music using the sounds of abandoned mining equipment we found in one of the most desolate and remote areas in the world known as Death Valley. This abandoned equipment was once used in the valleys to mine for borax and gold.