Indios Tarahumara - Songs, chapareque, flute, guitar and violin music, San Ignacio, A. Rareco Municipio Bocoyna, home of Jesus Bernabe Quintero (or Bernardo Quintero) Cusarare, Mexico, Chihuahua, April 18-19, 1975
File — Box: 1, CD: 16
Scope and Contents
- 1. Conversation with Jesus Bernabe Quintero and Dr. Clyde Tomlin, Jesus Bernabe Quintero
- 2. Vi Haya Oretona (Arentonce) (song is about an herbal drink used on another mountain, sung in the Raramuri language), Ramona León Ramirez (Tarahumara girl, 13 years old)
- 3. Chico Ravito, ( Raton), by Ramona León Ramirez (13 years old), sung in Raramuri.
- 4. Chiguri (El Ratoncito), Ramona León Ramirez (13 years old), sung in Raramuri.
- 5. Lugar de Aguilas, (Juanicito Ochochi), (instrumental guitar tune), Benito Juarez, with the chapareque or chapareke, and Duos Cuevas.
- 6. Discussion of the chapareque or chapareke, by Mr. and Mrs. Quintero (the chapareque were the first instruments introduced into the mountains, made from the same plant as tequila, agave tequilana, mountain variety.)
- 7. Chapareque selections, Bernardo de Quintero
- 8. History and Discussion of the Chapareque, Bernardo de Quintero
- 9. Selections from the Chapareque, Bernardo de Quintero
- 10. Construction of the Chapareque, Bernardo de Quintero
- 11. Selections from the Chapareque and Discussion, Bernardo de Quintero
- 12. Selections from the Chapareque, Enrique Alguirez
- 13. Selections from the Chapareque, Bernardo de Quintero
- 14. La Hija de la Estrella and La Marucada, and Curucucu, Bernardo de Quintero, guitar
- 15. Demonstration of the flauta (flute), cuseri or cusereke, Bernardo de Quintero
- 16. Cuseri Selection, Benito Juarez
- 17. Que Será la Paloma
- 18. Para Una Saludable, Benito Juárez
- 19. El Compadre, Benito Juárez
- 20. Los Cuñados, Benito Juárez
- 21. El Conejo and Discussion, Benito Juárez, (Es que hay allevas respecto, juga ardillo en el pino, conejo que jugan entre la nieve)
- 22. Selection on violin, Cueva Grande, Sebastian Gloria, violin
- 23. Quiero que Sepas
- 24. Interview with the head of school and class demonstration at Gonageeche School, Eva Contreras, teacher. School children reciting and singing Di Me Como.
Dates
- April 18-19, 1975
Language of Materials
From the Collection:
English Spanish
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Extent
From the Collection: 3 boxes (.45 cu. ft., including 89 CDs and 5 folders)
Repository Details
Part of the UNM Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections Repository
Contact:
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections
University Libraries, MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
505-277-6451
cswrref@unm.edu
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections
University Libraries, MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
505-277-6451
cswrref@unm.edu