Southern Sessions by Bomba con Buya
Southern Sessions is Buya’s second release, and an homage to the ensemble’s southern Puerto Rican roots. The album features traditional and original songs with a special tribute to A Tribe Called Quest’s Midnight Marauders. Passionate and timely, Southern Sessions embodies the band’s fiery yet soulful approach to Puerto Rico’s oldest musical tradition.
Tracklist
| 1. | Southern Sessions Tour Guide | 0:56 |
| 2. | Pablo Lind | 2:46 |
| 3. | Mi Marido Quiere | 3:18 |
| 4. | Eleticia | 2:47 |
| 5. | Pa' Guayama | 3:21 |
| 6. | Pale 'e Bandera | 3:09 |
| 7. | Zoila | 3:13 |
| 8. | La Plumita | 3:30 |
| 9. | Archivo del Sur | 2:40 |
Credits
released August 24, 2019
Lauren Brooks, Cantante, Coro, Maraca
Ivelisse Diaz, Cantante, Coro, Maraca
Ruben Gerena, Buleo, Coro, Güiro
Teofilo “Piro” Lopez, Coro, Maraca, Co-director
Jonathan Pacheco, Primo, Coro, Guitar
Roberto Perez, Cua, Coro, Co-director
Arif Smith, Buleo, Coro
All songs are traditional except La Plumita and Pa’ Guayama
Lyrics by Elisamuel Rodríguez and Hector L. Rivera
Album Design by Jonathan Pacheco
Mixed and recorded at On The Moon in Beecher, Illinois
Engineered by Byron Harden
Mastered by Sage Audio
Interlude production supervised by Lional “Brother El” Freeman assisted by Marcos “Cos” Rivera
Vox recorded by J’nya Payne of Dyett High School for the Arts
Tour Guide Vox by Maraliz Collazo-Salgado
Lauren Brooks, Cantante, Coro, Maraca
Ivelisse Diaz, Cantante, Coro, Maraca
Ruben Gerena, Buleo, Coro, Güiro
Teofilo “Piro” Lopez, Coro, Maraca, Co-director
Jonathan Pacheco, Primo, Coro, Guitar
Roberto Perez, Cua, Coro, Co-director
Arif Smith, Buleo, Coro
All songs are traditional except La Plumita and Pa’ Guayama
Lyrics by Elisamuel Rodríguez and Hector L. Rivera
Album Design by Jonathan Pacheco
Mixed and recorded at On The Moon in Beecher, Illinois
Engineered by Byron Harden
Mastered by Sage Audio
Interlude production supervised by Lional “Brother El” Freeman assisted by Marcos “Cos” Rivera
Vox recorded by J’nya Payne of Dyett High School for the Arts
Tour Guide Vox by Maraliz Collazo-Salgado
License
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Bomba con Buya is a Chicago-based ensemble that aims to preserve and advance bomba. Developed during the 18th century among the island's African descendants, bomba is Puerto Rico's oldest surviving music and dance form. Buya means ‘good spirit’ in Taino, and the group strives to embody this idea.