Yma Sumac

 These Yma Sumac recordings were made about 1943..... recorded in Argentina

1. Negrito Filomino

2. The Sun Maidens (Virgenes Del Sol)

3. Beautiful Eyes (Que Lindos Ojos)

4. Cholitas Punenas

5. The Hummingbird (Picaflor)

1. One Love (Un Amor)

2. Indian Love (AmorVIndio)

3. La Benita

4. I Love Only You (A Ti Solita Te Quiero)

5. Cholo Traicionero

6. Waraka Tusuy

           2. The Sun Maidens      

Yma Sumac

Queen Of The Exotica 6 tracks including the 50's hit Virgin Of The Sun God !

1. My Destiny

2. Virgin Of The Sun God

3. Anthem

4. Forest Creatures

5. Love

6. Farewell

          2. Virgin Of The Sun God

 

Yma Sumac

 If you like unusual then have a listen to this..Its Great !!

Fantastic! This is Yma Sumac's rock album from the early 70's – and it's got a wild sound that's totally different from any of her work at Capitol! The record includes lots of electric instrumentation, and Yma's voice moves from the exotic to the psychedelic, as she sings along with some great organ/guitar small group backing produced by Les Baxter. Sounds weird at first, but it's great, and almost a bit funky! 

Miracles re-unites the extraordinary five-octave voice of Peru's Yma Sumac with Les Baxter, the producer of her first album, "The Voice of Xtabay" (released in 1950). Acclaimed for her powerful and unique artistry, Miss Sumac achieved world fame during the Fifties with the use of Mr. Baxter's productions. He has chosen to record Yma in a contemporary setting with a four-piece rock band and modern recording techniques. The results are a stunning showcase for an unparalleled performer.

Yma is an adventurous musician. She has conquered many modes, from Peruvian folksongs, through operatic arias, as well as popular Latin songs and international folk music. Now, in her very unique way, she tackles rock....an improvisational tour de force.

1. Remember

2. Medicine Man

3. Let Me Hear You

4. Tree Of Life

5. Flame Tree

1. Zebra

2. Azure Sands

3. Look Around

4. Magenta Mountain

5. El Condor Pasa

          2. Medicine Man