Gilberto Garcia, recorder, 1973
Item — Box: 6, CD: 572
Scope and Contents
Repeat of CD 9. Nestor B. Sanchez, born 1890, from Belen, NM. Begins at 00:02 and ends at 8:08. 1. Encuentro con un oso (mentira, tall tale, Nestor meets a bear that almost killed him, put his hand into animal's mouth and choked it); 2. El tren de los Sanchez (relato, wagon train, commerce, trade, trail, great grandfather Vicente Sanchez and his brother Gumesindo Sanchez ran wagons from Valencia, New Mexico east to Kansas and west to Prescott, Arizona, buffalo hunts, customs, life and work on the wagon road); 3. Song (fair recording, song, singing and playing guitar).
Gilbert Garcia, from Belen, NM. Begins at 8:28 and ends at 10:23. Story (fair recording, folk song about De los estados, from the United States, late nineteenth century song, joking about Gilberto's great grandfather, with commentary, conversation, no introduction given, fragment).
Nestor B. Sanchez, b. 1890, Belen, NM. Begins at 10:33 and ends at 61:04. 1. El nuevo alumno (fair recording, anecdote, as a boy from the mountains he should be shy and somewhat ignorant, turns out to be smarter than the teacher, education, school); 2. Donde esta Dios (fair recording, anecdote, teacher and sharp student's reply); 3. Costumbres de casorio (fair recording, nineteenth century New Mexico marriage customs, wedding, women); 4. Carta para pedir novia (fair recording, nineteenth century traditional letter to ask parents for a girl's hand, reply, customs, women); 5.Versos de chiquiao (fair recording, folk poetry, chiquiado, dance game, at Manzano, New Mexico, with commentary, mentions Ross Garcia, Juanito Salas and Casimiro Lujan); 6. Jupis en Manzano (fair recording, customs, folk poetry, making and wearing hoop skirts, dresses, clothing, women); 7. Un muchacho y su burro (fair recording, anecdote, a boy, his donkey and clever reply to two lawyers); 8. La tela 'e rayadilla (fair recording, anecdote, poor woman makes dresses for daughters from mattress fabric, women); 9. Versos de chiquiao (fair recording, folk poetry, good to fair recording; versos de chiquiado with Rosalia, fair recording); 10. Ali Baba y los Cuarenta Ladrones (fair recording, folk tale, same as Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Arabian Nights, and fragment of another folk tale); 11. El doctor Sabelotodo (fair recording, folk tale, an old couple, their cook who steals their money and the know it all doctor who gets him to confess, thief, robbery, recording worsens as reel progresses).
Gilbert Garcia, from Belen, NM. Begins at 8:28 and ends at 10:23. Story (fair recording, folk song about De los estados, from the United States, late nineteenth century song, joking about Gilberto's great grandfather, with commentary, conversation, no introduction given, fragment).
Nestor B. Sanchez, b. 1890, Belen, NM. Begins at 10:33 and ends at 61:04. 1. El nuevo alumno (fair recording, anecdote, as a boy from the mountains he should be shy and somewhat ignorant, turns out to be smarter than the teacher, education, school); 2. Donde esta Dios (fair recording, anecdote, teacher and sharp student's reply); 3. Costumbres de casorio (fair recording, nineteenth century New Mexico marriage customs, wedding, women); 4. Carta para pedir novia (fair recording, nineteenth century traditional letter to ask parents for a girl's hand, reply, customs, women); 5.Versos de chiquiao (fair recording, folk poetry, chiquiado, dance game, at Manzano, New Mexico, with commentary, mentions Ross Garcia, Juanito Salas and Casimiro Lujan); 6. Jupis en Manzano (fair recording, customs, folk poetry, making and wearing hoop skirts, dresses, clothing, women); 7. Un muchacho y su burro (fair recording, anecdote, a boy, his donkey and clever reply to two lawyers); 8. La tela 'e rayadilla (fair recording, anecdote, poor woman makes dresses for daughters from mattress fabric, women); 9. Versos de chiquiao (fair recording, folk poetry, good to fair recording; versos de chiquiado with Rosalia, fair recording); 10. Ali Baba y los Cuarenta Ladrones (fair recording, folk tale, same as Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Arabian Nights, and fragment of another folk tale); 11. El doctor Sabelotodo (fair recording, folk tale, an old couple, their cook who steals their money and the know it all doctor who gets him to confess, thief, robbery, recording worsens as reel progresses).
Dates
- 1973
Language of Materials
From the Collection:
English, Spanish
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Extent
From the Collection: 13 boxes (12.25 cu. ft.)
Creator
- From the Collection: Cobos, Rubén (Person)
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