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| :: Title :: |
Este pandero que toco |
| :: Genre :: |
baile del país, Chano, dance, dance tune, garrucha |
| :: Performers & Instruments :: |
| Feito, Elvira [square frame drum, vocal] |
| Taladriz, Concepción [square frame drum, vocal] |
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| :: Setting :: |
Unspecified |
| :: Location :: |
Lumago de Laciana (León), Castilla y León (Spain) |
| :: Language :: |
Paschuezo |
| :: Culture :: |
Spanish, Leon, Asturias |
| :: Session :: |
Lumago de Laciana 11/52
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| :: Date :: |
11/6/1952 |
| :: Reference Information :: |
T715.1, Track 2 (00:01:23) |
| :: Original Format :: |
Reel to Reel
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| :: Session Notes :: |
| 1 - This village is near southern Asturias and shares with that area the square, double-skinned frame drum. The dialect Paschuezo is very similar to Asturian, and is often known as "Bable." |
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| :: Recording Notes :: |
| 0 - Local dance. La Garrucha is a dance song with women playing square drums and castanets. |
| 0 - Words found in several other regions of Spain and Portugal, here in local dialect. See previous explanation (Track 10741.1). |
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| :: Collection :: |
Spain 1952-1953 |
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