Julian Gomez Giraldo

This is a Porro Chocoano from the Choc?? region in Colombia's Pacific coast that tells the story of Maximína and a broken sewing machine. A great multicultural choice for mixed and treble choirs! In S...

This is a Porro Chocoano from the Choc?? region in Colombia's Pacific coast that tells the story of Maximína and a broken sewing machine. A great multicultural choice for mixed and treble choirs! In S...

Based on a Colombian folksong, this irresistible setting is full of rhythm and playful humor! A spark, a flame, let's see if I get burned. A spark, a flame, I am burned already. In Spanish, with notes...

Based on a Colombian folksong, this irresistible setting is full of rhythm and playful humor! A spark, a flame, let's see if I get burned. A spark, a flame, I am burned already. In Spanish, with notes...

Based on a Colombian folksong, this irresistible setting is full of rhythm and playful humor! A spark, a flame, let's see if I get burned. A spark, a flame, I am burned already. In Spanish, with notes...

Based on a Colombian folksong, this irresistible setting is full of rhythm and playful humor! A spark, a flame, let's see if I get burned. A spark, a flame, I am burned already. In Spanish, with notes...

Come, come, shepherds let us go! Let us run to Bethlehem! Written in the Bambuco Fiestero rhythm of the Andes Mountains of Columbia, the characteristic dance rhythm of 6/8 against 3/4 is the main feat...

Come, come, shepherds let us go! Let us run to Bethlehem! Written in the Bambuco Fiestero rhythm of the Andes Mountains of Columbia, the characteristic dance rhythm of 6/8 against 3/4 is the main feat...

Come, come, shepherds let us go! Let us run to Bethlehem! Written in the Bambuco Fiestero rhythm of the Andes Mountains of Columbia, the characteristic dance rhythm of 6/8 against 3/4 is the main feat...