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01. YMA SUMAC - Ataypura (High Andes)
02. YMA SUMAC - Montana Mama (Mother Mountain)
03. YMA SUMAC - Amor Indio (Indian Love Song) (Trad. Arr. M. Vivanco)
04. YMA SUMAC - Supay Taki (Enchanted Flute)
05. YMA SUMAC - Goomba Boomba
06. YMA SUMAC - Cueca Chilena
07. YMA SUMAC - Ccori Canastitay
08. YMA SUMAC - Taita Inti (Hymn to the Sun)
09. YMA SUMAC - Marinera (Trad. Arr. M. Vivanco)
10. YMA SUMAC - Chuncho (Forest Creatures)
01. YMA SUMAC - Fuego Sobre los Andes (Fire Over the Andes)
02. YMA SUMAC - Ataypura (High Andes)
03. YMA SUMAC - Montana Mama (Mother Mountain)
04. YMA SUMAC - Amor Indio (Indian Love Song) (Trad. Arr. M. Vivanco)
05. YMA SUMAC - Serenata India (Indian Serenade)
06. YMA SUMAC - Supay Taki (Enchanted Flute)
07. YMA SUMAC - Goomba Boomba
08. YMA SUMAC - Llama Caravana (Llama Caravan)
09. YMA SUMAC - Cueca Chilena
10. YMA SUMAC - Ccori Canastitay
11. YMA SUMAC - Wambra
12. YMA SUMAC - Taita Inti (Hymn to the Sun)
13. YMA SUMAC - Marinera (Trad. Arr. M. Vivanco)
14. YMA SUMAC - Chuncho (Forest Creatures)
ARTIST
TITLE
Recital
FORMAT
LP+CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
ESPDISK 4029LP ESPDISK 4029LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
5/12/2015

2013 reissue; originally released in 1961. Peruvian singer Yma Sumac glided effortlessly from contralto to coloratura, her voice covering a range of no less than four octaves -- skeptics even suspected studio trickery! Her early repertoire included popular music and jazz pieces, but by this 1961 concert, she was devoting herself to the goal of making known the music of her homeland and neighboring countries. This is the first time ESP-Disk has released this concert on vinyl. To fit it on a single LP, the orchestral tracks that Ms. Sumac does not sing on were omitted from the vinyl, but the CD is included as a bonus insert, so that purchasers of ESPDISK 4029LP can hear the entire concert. Live in Bucharest, Romania 1961. Romanian National Radio-Television Orchestra; Sile Dinicu, conductor; Moisés Vivanco, conductor on "Amor Indio," guitar; Cholita Rivero, second vocal. RIYL: Esquivel, Les Baxter, Martin Denny.