http://calabashmusic.com/New Music From Mexican Regional on Calabash Music2008-12-01T02:50:45ZThe Calabash Music Teamsupport@calabashmusic.comBanda La Michoacanahttp://bandalamichoacana.calabashmusic.com/2005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from Banda La MichoacanaA Cuban-style big band from Mexico. And we mean BIG - at least 22 musicians!]]>Anthology of Mexican Sonhttp://mexicanson.calabashmusic.com/2005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from Anthology of Mexican SonRare and hard to find recordings of Mexican son (Mexican songs) from many regions of the country.]]>El Bolero Mexicanohttp://elboleromexicano.calabashmusic.com/2006-11-17T03:00:35ZMusic from El Bolero MexicanoThe bolero goes way back, originating from a Spanish dance.In Cuba in 1920, the trovadors, singers who accompanied themselves on guitar with a syncopated playing called rayao, were the first to pick up the bolero. Stemming from Cuba, the bolero eventually dpread throughout Central America, and northern regions.]]>Los Camperos de Valleshttp://loscamperosdevalles.calabashmusic.com/2005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from Los Camperos de VallesMexico's los Camperos de Valles helped introduce the fiery, wiry son huasteco music to the U.S. ]]>Quinteto Chahttp://cha.calabashmusic.com/2005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from Quinteto ChaUnlike many traditional Son groups this unique Quintet has a sound of their own. Their first succesfull independent release "Entre dos mundos" contains old cuban guajiras and standards from trovadores like Guillermo Portavales and Compay Segundo.]]>