Los Originarios Del Plan - puritito Michoacan!: Conjunto De Arpa Grande Los Originarios Del Plan
Los Originarios Del Plan are one of the West Coast's best kept musical secrets. The arpa grande (big harp) group plays rousing, exuberant music with centuries of roots in western Mexico. The style has thrived in diasporic communities of agricultural workers and music fans in California and Washington. From backyard family gatherings to the stage at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the group provides an essential sonic link to the homeland of these groups of immigrants. On Ā”Puritito MichoacĆ”n! They perform corridos, sones planecos, canciones rancheras, and more from their vast repertoire of traditionals and standards.
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Los Originarios Del Plan - puritito Michoacan!: Conjunto De Arpa Grande Los Originarios Del Plan
Los Originarios Del Plan - puritito Michoacan!: Conjunto De Arpa Grande Los Originarios Del Plan
Los Originarios Del Plan are one of the West Coast's best kept musical secrets. The arpa grande (big harp) group plays rousing, exuberant music with centuries of roots in western Mexico. The style has thrived in diasporic communities of agricultural workers and music fans in California and Washington. From backyard family gatherings to the stage at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the group provides an essential sonic link to the homeland of these groups of immigrants. On Ā”Puritito MichoacĆ”n! They perform corridos, sones planecos, canciones rancheras, and more from their vast repertoire of traditionals and standards.
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Los Originarios Del Plan are one of the West Coast's best kept musical secrets. The arpa grande (big harp) group plays rousing, exuberant music with centuries of roots in western Mexico. The style has thrived in diasporic communities of agricultural workers and music fans in California and Washington. From backyard family gatherings to the stage at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the group provides an essential sonic link to the homeland of these groups of immigrants. On Ā”Puritito MichoacĆ”n! They perform corridos, sones planecos, canciones rancheras, and more from their vast repertoire of traditionals and standards.
