Cantos Del Pueblo - Los Caminantes Vol 1

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Review by Victoria Valles

Album Review: Los Caminantes Vol 1 by Cantos Del Pueblo Let’s get one thing straight—this album isn’t just music; it’s like a warm hug from someone you’ve never met but somehow trust. Los Caminantes Vol 1 by Cantos Del Pueblo is a Folk, World, & Country gem that feels like wandering through the Andes with your heart wide open. Released under Audimur in Germany (yep, Germany!), this record is full of soul-stirring tracks that make you wanna close your eyes and breathe deeper. Now, let me tell ya about two songs that stuck to my brain like gum on a hot day. First up is “El Llanto De La Paloma.” The radio version hits different—it's soft yet so heavy, kinda like when you try to hold back tears but they spill anyway. There’s something in the melody that feels ancient, like it’s been carried down generations in whispers. It’s haunting, beautiful, and messy all at once. You don’t even need to understand the lyrics to feel its pull. It’s less of a song and more of an experience, if that makes sense. Then there’s “Jakay Tusuy,” which honestly slapped me awake. It starts slow, almost shy, but then BAM—it builds into this vibrant, stomping rhythm that makes you want to grab someone’s hand and spin around in circles. This track has energy for days, like a wild party where everyone’s invited but no one’s showing off. I couldn’t help but grin while listening to it. Seriously, it’s impossible not to move your body or tap your feet. The rest of the album flows like a river—calm moments, rushing waters, little surprises along the way. Tracks like “Cumbres” and “Kual Rikchari” bring in these rich textures that feel like postcards from another world. And yeah, maybe some parts drag a bit, but isn’t that how real journeys go? Not every step is perfect, but each one matters. Here’s the kicker though—why does an album rooted in South American vibes come outta Germany? Like, what’s the deal with that? Feels like finding a cactus blooming in the Arctic. Weird, right? But also kinda magical. So, would I recommend Los Caminantes Vol 1? Hell yes. It’s raw, heartfelt, and unapologetically alive. If you’re looking for cookie-cutter pop tunes, keep walking. But if you’re ready to let music take you somewhere new, this might be the ticket. Just don’t blame me if you end up staring out the window for hours after listening.

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Artist: Cantos Del Pueblo
Album: Los Caminantes Vol 1
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Llaqui Runa10:49
Soncco Puna2:50
Camino De Llamas6:00
Killa Q'ori3:08
Jakay Tusuy3:03
Aukay4:11
Encuentros (Radio Version)2:55
Cumbres4:09
Susurro6:53
Kual Rikchari3:33
El Llanto De La Paloma9:03
Encuentros3:32
El Llanto De La Paloma (Radio Version)3:12

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Catalog Numbers

CD 010040899

Labels

Audimur

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album
  • Stereo

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)Jaunty & Yeoman Prado
Copyright (c)Jaunty & Yeoman Prado
Manufactured ByDADC
Recorded AtAudimur Tonstudio
Published ByCantos

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 4022413854373
  • Barcode: 4 022413 854373
  • Label Code: LC 6845
  • Matrix / Runout: A0100289949-0101 12 A0
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L552
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 94K6
  • SPARS Code: ADD
  • Rights Society: GEMA

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Los Caminantes Vol 1* by Cantos Del Pueblo blends traditional folk sounds with world and country vibes, but it was actually released in Germany. One standout track, *"El Llanto De La Paloma,"* even has a special radio version. It’s wild how music can cross borders and mix cultures like that.