Hermanas Padilla - Volumen 2

Artist: Hermanas Padilla
Album: Volumen 2

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Review by Kallol Kundu

Hermanas Padilla's latest album, Volumen 2, is a vibrant and soulful collection of traditional Mexican music. The sisters' rich and powerful voices are beautifully complemented by the intricate instrumentation and arrangements, creating a truly immersive and captivating listening experience.

From the lively rhythms of "La Bamba" and "El Jarabe Tapatío" to the haunting melodies of "La Llorona" and "Cielito Lindo," every track on Volumen 2 is a testament to the sisters' musical prowess and deep connection to their cultural heritage.

The album also features several new compositions, including the poignant "Adiós a México," which showcases the sisters' ability to infuse their music with modern sensibilities while still staying true to their roots.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
La Chata
El Quelite
La Bandida
El Corrido de Rosaura
Parranda Larga
Deudas de Amor
Ojo Por Ojo
Tequila
Chinita Del Alma
El Corrido de Cirilo Hernandez (Los Compadres)
Cuando Un Amor Se Pierde
La Paseada

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Catalog Numbers

CYS 1166

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Caytronics

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Originally recorded in mono.
Produced by Columbia Special Products for Caytronics.

About Hermanas Padilla

Mexican American female vocal duet, consisting of lead singer Margarita Padilla Mora (born 1918) and her harmonizing sister María Padilla Mora (born 1920). The sisters were born in Tanhuato, Michoacán, but grew up in Los Angeles, California, where their family moved in the 1920s. After playing at local fiestas and on the radio, they cut their first record, "La Barca De Oro / Por Qué Será" for in 1937. It became an instant hit. Assisted by composer, arranger, and producer , who conducted at many of their earliest recording sessions, the sisters soon gained success in the southern United States and northern Mexico. They performed Mariachi, Bolero, and Ranchero styles. Becoming one of the most popular Mexican American singers of the 1930s and 1940s, they recorded more than 400 titles.

Name Vars

Hnas. Padilla
Las Hermanas Padilla
M. Padilla
Padilla Sisters

Members

Margarita Padilla
María Padilla

Summary by Kallol Kundu

Volumen 2 is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the beauty and complexity of Mexican music. It is a testament to the enduring power of tradition and the transformative potential of art.