Los Mineros - Morena Campesina

Review by Beate Sommer

Los Mineros' album Morena Campesina is a beautiful tribute to the traditional music of rural Mexico. The band's use of traditional instruments like the guitar and the accordion, coupled with their soulful vocals, creates a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh.

The album contains a mix of original songs and covers of classic Mexican folk songs. Each track is a celebration of Mexican culture and the beauty of the countryside. The band's passion for their music is evident in every note, and their harmonies are tight and polished.

Standout tracks on the album include "La Morena Campesina," a lively tune that showcases the band's skill on the accordion, and "El Toro," a haunting ballad that highlights their vocal prowess. The album's closing track, "El Son de la Negra," is a rousing tribute to the traditional Mexican dance of the same name.

Summary by Beate Sommer

Morena Campesina is a beautiful album that will appeal to fans of traditional Mexican music and newcomers alike. Los Mineros' love for their culture and their music shines through on every track, making this a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the beauty of Mexican folk music.