Post by teophrastusbombastus on Mar 7, 2023 20:30:58 GMT
Roncos do Diabo (Devil's Snores) is one of various musical groups in the country that take up the Celtic heritage.
Much less famous than Scottish fife and drum it is a less majestic but more lively tradition using similar local instruments.
Not exclusive of Portugal, very similar sounding music is also produced in Spain and some Roncos do Diabo tunes' names contain Spanish references, like Fandango Asturiano. Astúrias is a Spanish region.
(Very unlikely the original order of tracks was this one)
Baile das Oliveiras
Carvalhesa de Vinhais
Repasseado
Passodoble Português
Murinheira Burriqueira
Maruxa: Mirandum Carvalhesa
Saia da Carolina
Fandango Asturiano
Campanitas de Toledo
Por Entre Vales
Quero Que Ti Te fodas
Fado Batido
Adelaida
Alvorada
Pai Buda
Jota Carvalhesa de Rio de Onor
Extra tracks:
Baile das Oliveiras with images.
Roncos do Diabo and Tocándar Percussion Group
Repasseado de Rio de Onor
Much less famous than Scottish fife and drum it is a less majestic but more lively tradition using similar local instruments.
Not exclusive of Portugal, very similar sounding music is also produced in Spain and some Roncos do Diabo tunes' names contain Spanish references, like Fandango Asturiano. Astúrias is a Spanish region.
(Very unlikely the original order of tracks was this one)
Baile das Oliveiras
Carvalhesa de Vinhais
Repasseado
Passodoble Português
Murinheira Burriqueira
Maruxa: Mirandum Carvalhesa
Saia da Carolina
Fandango Asturiano
Campanitas de Toledo
Por Entre Vales
Quero Que Ti Te fodas
Fado Batido
Adelaida
Alvorada
Pai Buda
Jota Carvalhesa de Rio de Onor
Extra tracks:
Baile das Oliveiras with images.
Roncos do Diabo and Tocándar Percussion Group
Repasseado de Rio de Onor