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SAS008301
1:58
Male vocal group Calypso - lyrics about a shipwreck, a metaphor for lost love. 102 bpm (Fmaj)
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SAS008306
1:23
Simple rhythm underscore featuring banjo, guitar and percussion. 140 bpm (Amaj)
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SAS008307
1:09
Rough rhythm featuring banjo and guitar. 126 bpm (Gmaj)
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SAS008308
1:10
Typical instrumental version of 'Musica Guanacasteca' played for dances at public events - two players on one marimba. 126 bpm (Gmaj)
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SAS008309
1:37
Vocal - Vocal Coyolera - lyrics about a man drinking wine (Coyolera) distilled from the Coyol plant. He tries to forget a lost love; 138 bpm
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SAS008312
1:22
The most popular song of 'Musica Guanacasteca'. 6 / 8 65 bpm (Cmaj)
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SAS008314
1:37
Happy instrumental - marimba and guitar. 6 / 8 80 bpm (Bbmaj)
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SAS0083142
0:25
Mysterious marimba mood
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SAS0083143
0:44
Marimba speeding up and slowing down
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SAS0083144
1:02
Marimba 'drops'
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SAS0083145
0:43
Faster, smooth rhythmic marimba mood
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SAS0083146
0:54
Dark low marimba mood
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SAS0083147
1:00
Commercial length; Trills on the marimba
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SAS0083148
0:59
Commercial length; Low marimba tension trills
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SAS008315
1:07
Typical happy Cimarrona, amateur street band. 176 bpm (Bbmaj)
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SAS008316
1:25
The most popular Cimarrona tune, amateur street band. 126 bpm (Ebmaj)
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SAS008326
1:17
Slow Cimarrona, amateur street band
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SAS008327
0:14
These cries are an important part of life and music in Costa Rica and an expression of joy - can be mixed into any track
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SAS008328
1:08
Piano solo version of a slow romantic folk song. 124 bpm (Fmaj)
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SAS008331
1:04
Piano version of a Gospel song from the Baptist community in Costa Rica. 98 bpm (Gmaj)
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SAS008332
1:01
Romantic Bolero, solo piano. 102 bpm (Dmaj)
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SAS008333
1:01
Marimba de Tecomates (Guatemalan gourd marimba) solo from the North Guatemalan highlands. 108 bpm (Bmaj)
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SAS008339
1:22
Traditional 'Son' from Coban, featuring the ethnic group Quek-Chi . 72 bpm (Bmaj)
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SAS008343
2:36
The well-known lullaby with changing tempos, played by seven players on two marimbas (the grand and the tenor marimba) accompanied by acoustic bass. 156 bpm (Gmaj)
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SAS008349
1:10
Typical 'Son' of the ethnic group Maya Achi from the mountains in the north, especially San Miguel, Chicaj and Baja Verapaz. Three marimba players. 80 bpm (Bbmaj)
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SAS008353
0:29
Commercial length; Baile del tun (woodblock drum) percussion dance rhythm, associated with the Suchitepéquez region on the South Coast of Guatemala
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SAS008354
0:28
Percussion dance rhythm
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SAS008355
0:32
Chinchin (small Indian shaker) solo
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SAS008356
1:02
Chinchin (small Indian shaker) imitating rain
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SAS008357
1:18
Musicians imitating sounds of the jungle
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SAS008358
0:58
Traditional opening of ceremonies in Indian communities all over Guatemala. The chirimia is a double reed flute introduced by the Spanish, but originating from North Africa.122 bpm (Gmaj)
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SAS008369
1:05
Nice marimba de chinco (Indian metal xylophone) melody. 102 bpm (Emaj)