Susana Baca, 2002

Susana Baca, auténtica investigadora folklórica, muestra la profundidad de la música afroperuana, amalgama de los ritmos de los descendientes de los esclavos africanos, de los criollos, de las danzas "coloniales" como valses, jotas o mazurcas. Aquí una muestra de su dulce voz que es además una lección de musicología sudamericana.

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