Men with Guns (Hombres Armados) [Rykodisc]

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Men with Guns (Hombres Armados) [Rykodisc]

1LISTENHay Un Lugar / El General 1:03
2LISTENAmor de Pobre / El General 3:57
3LISTENPozo de los Caciques / Jeanie Stahl 0:57
4LISTENGente de Caña / Lito Barrientos 0:28
5LISTENLounge de los Incas / Lito Barrientos 2:13
6LISTENLlantas Robadas / Lito Barrientos 1:08
7LISTENEl Chino / Lito Barrientos 0:47
8LISTENCumbia en Do Menor / Lito Barrientos 2:45
9LISTENLiberación / El Chane 1:29
10LISTENEl Sincelejano / El Chane 3:50
11LISTENLa Caza / Ramon Ropain 0:43
12LISTENMi Cumbia / Ramon Ropain 3:13
13LISTENModelo 1:43
14LISTENLa Verdolaga 5:03
15LISTENTeleguerra / Banda Once De Enero 1:08
16LISTENLa Familia / Banda Once De Enero 0:38
17LISTENFiesta en Corraleja / Banda Once De Enero 2:46
18LISTENNecropsia / Les Misérables Brass Band 0:37
19LISTENSubiendo / Les Misérables Brass Band 0:41
20LISTENEl Dios Nunca Muerte / Les Misérables Brass Band 3:08
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The evocative score to the John Sayles political drama Men with Guns straddles the line between traditional and contemporary Latin American sounds, spanning from a rap rendition of Peter Gabriel's "Amor de Pobre" to the Afro-Caribbean rhythms of "La Verdolag" to the Mayan orchestral piece "Dios Nunca Muerte." Mason Daring's instrumental cues are no less eclectic -- the nifty "Teleguerra" is a clear homage to foreign action flicks, while "Lounge de los Incas" is a kitschy send-up of Latin exotica. Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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