This 1978 album features Chabuca Granda in her later years, revisiting earlier material alongside new compositions. The arrangements lean towards a more intimate, chamber-like sound compared to her earlier, more orchestrated works.
- The album was released in Spain by WM, a label that also released some of Granda's earlier work.
- "Tarimba Negra" is a reference to a Afro-Peruvian dance, highlighting Granda's engagement with diverse cultural traditions.
- This release came late in Granda's career, after a period of reduced public activity due to ill health.
Chabuca Granda was a Peruvian singer-songwriter, known for her contributions to the vals criollo genre. She rose to international fame in the 1950s and 60s with her poetic lyrics and distinctive vocal style. By 1978, Granda was a celebrated figure in Latin American music, though this release would be one of her final recordings before her death in 1983.
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