Audio Recordings Download RealOne Player at www.real.com Listen Lucho Vergara, tiple. “En tierra extraña” (“In a Strange Land”) (pasillo lento). Composed by Lucho Vergara. From Lucho Vergara, Dos Estilos en Tiple. Distributed by Producciones Pentagrama Cali, Colombia S.A. Used by permission of Lucho Vergara. Listen Eugenio Arellano, vocals and tiple. “Hay que sacar el Diablo” (“We Must Throw Out the Devil”) (bambuco). Composed by Eugenio Arellano. From . . . de mis amigos, vol. 2. Q Productions Inc., 2001. Used by permission of Eugenio Arellano. Listen Astrid Bulla, vocals. “Usted señor.” (“You, Sir”) From Astrid Bulla, Sentimiento, llano y folklor. 2001. Used by permission of Astrid Bulla. Listen Jesús Hernández y su Típica Vallenata. “Vallenato.” Composed by M. Jesús Hernández. From Jesús Hernández y su Típica Vallenata, Miami. RYCY Inc. Used by permission of Jesús Hernández. Listen Jesús Hernández y su Típica Vallenata. “Miami” (cumbia). Composed by M. Jesús Hernández. From Jesús Hernández y su Típica Vallenata, Miami. RYCY Inc. Used by permission of Jesús Hernández. Listen Hernán Gamboa, cuatro. “Llanos de mi tierra” (“The Plains of My Homeland”) (joropo). From Tributo. Produced by Hernán Gamboa, 1997. Used by permission of Hernán Gamboa. Listen Venezuela en Gaitas. “Añoranzas” (“Homesickness”) (parranda/gaita). Stephen Pierre Productions, 2002. Used by permission of Stephen Pierre Productions. Listen Venezuela Tambor y Canto. “Botaste la bola” (“You Bounced The Ball”) (parranda). Composed Jesús Rosas Marcano. Used by permission of Serenella Rosas. Recording used by permission of Nancy Martínez. Listen Lara, Sabor y Tambor. “Tres colores bellos” (“Three Beautiful Colors”) (parranda). From Lara, Sabor y Tambor, Al rimo del melebá. Used by permission of Rafael Meléndez, Sr. Listen Quique Negrini, vocals and guitar. “Callao” (vals peruano). Composed by Eduardo Márquez Talledo. From Quique Negrini, Criollo no . . . Criollazo!!! Used by permission of Luis Enrique Negrini. Listen Quique Negrini, vocals and guitar. “Lo Moreno” (“Dusky”) (vals peruano). Composed by Nedda Huambachano. From Quique Negrini, Criollo no . . . Criollazo!!! Used by permission of Luis Enrique Negrini.