Border: La línea

~ Release by Lila Downs (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

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#	Title	Rating	Length
1	Mi corazón me recuerda producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest electric guitar: Ken Basman güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04) recording of: Mi corazón me recuerda lyricist: Jaime Sabines composer: David Haro		4:33
2	El feo producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest electric guitar: Ken Basman güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs percussion arranger: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		3:27
3	Sale sobrando producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest electric guitar: Ken Basman guest piano: Gabriel Hernández (Cuban jazz pianist) güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04) recording of: Sale sobrando writer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) and Lila Downs		3:43
4	Corazoncito tirano producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit guest double bass [acoustic bass]: Agustin Bernal guest drums (drum set) [drums]: Omar Aran guest electric guitar: Ken Basman guest Rhodes piano [fender rhodes piano]: Aneiro Taño güiro [guiro] and spoons: Lila Downs vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		4:00
5	La niña producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest cello: Rodrigo Duarte güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04) recording of: La niña writer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) and Lila Downs		3:08
6	Hanal weech producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		3:01
7	Medley: Pastures of Plenty / This Land Is Your Land / Land producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest electric guitar: Ken Basman güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04) medley including a recording of: Land lyricist and composer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) and Lila Downs medley including a cover recording of: Pastures of Plenty lyricist and composer: Woody Guthrie (American singer-songwriter) publisher: Ludlow Music, Inc. medley including a cover recording of: This Land Is Your Land lyricist and composer: Woody Guthrie (American singer-songwriter) (in 1940) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 16378) is based on: When the World's on Fire		5:57
8	La línea producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04) recording of: La línea writer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) and Lila Downs		5:01
9	El bracero fracasado producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		2:34
10	Tránsito producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest electric guitar: Ken Basman güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		3:49
11	Smoke (Acteal) producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza guest electric guitar: Ken Basman guest piano: Gabriel Hernández (Cuban jazz pianist) guest trumpet: Alfredo Pino güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		4:52
12	La Martiniana recording of: La Martiniana (Lila Downs version) additional writer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) and Lila Downs is based on: La Martiniana		5:48
13	Soy pescador producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola clarinet, keyboard and tenor saxophone [tenor sax]: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) electric bass guitar [electric bass]: Chuco Mendoza güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar guest background vocals [chorus]: Memo Diaz vocals: Lila Downs recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04)		3:59
14	La Llorona producer: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Lila Downs and Aneiro Taño mixer: Jean B. Smit ankle rattlers [coyollis], bongos, congas and ocarina: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar cajón and djembe [djembé]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola guest double bass [acoustic bass]: Agustin Bernal guest piano: Gabriel Hernández (Cuban jazz pianist) güiro [guiro]: Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar and Lila Downs guitar, harp and violin: Celso Duarte spoons: Lila Downs struck idiophone [turtle shell]: Carlos 'Pelusa' Rivarola and Carlos 'Poppis' Tovar vocals: Lila Downs arranger: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs) recorded at: AT studio in Ciudad de México (Mexico City), Mexico (from 2001-03 until 2001-04) cover recording of: La Llorona lyricist and composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		5:29
15	Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps double bass [acoustic bass]: Agustin Bernal percussion: Armando 'Pinaca' Espinosa piano: Gabriel Hernández (Cuban jazz pianist) trumpet: Alfredo Pino vocals: Lila Downs recording of: Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps lyricist: Joe Davis (US lyricist, producer, publisher & promoter) and Osvaldo Farrés composer: Osvaldo Farrés arranger: Paul Cohen (Saxophonist and husband of Lila Downs), Aneiro Taño and Tony Taño version of: Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps version of: Quizás, quizás, quizás		4:45

Credits

Release

photography:	Lila Downs Tom Le Goff
liner notes:	Betto Arcos
mastering:	Trevor Sadler
design:	Lila Downs Kurt Pfeifer

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/1956354 [info]
ASIN:	US: B00005LNE0 [info]

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Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/master/430778 [info]
Wikidata:	Q11170513 [info]

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Release information

Barcode:: 724381026526
Format:: CD
Length:: 1:04:06

Additional details

Type:: Album
Packaging:: Jewel Case
Status:: Official
Language:: Spanish
Script:: Latin
Data quality:: Normal

Labels

Narada World
72438-10265-2-6

Release events

United States
2001-07-03

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