
Totó la Momposina (born Sonia Bazanta Vides on 1 August 1940) is a Colombian singer of Afro-Colombian and Indigenous descent. She reached international attention with the release of her 1993 album La Candela Viva on Peter Gabriel's Real World Records label. She brings together the music of three races, indigenous porro, puya and gaita with Afro-Latin cumbia, mapale and sexteto. She was born in the northern village of Talaigua, Colombia, on the island of Mompos.
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Yo Me Llamo Cumbia
El Pescador
La Verdolaga
Carmelina
Rosa
Cosas pa' pensar
Curura
La Candela Viva
Aguacero De Mayo
La Sombra Negra
Prende la Vela - Radio Edit
Dos de Febrero
Mapale
Oye Manita
Los Sabores del Porro
Prende La Vela
Manita Uribe
Chi Chi Mani
Tres golpes
Malanga
Ven Pronto
Dame La Mano Juancho
Adiós Fulana
Margarita
Adios Fulana
Cosas Pa? Pensar
Las Cuatro Palomas
La Ceiba
Le La Le La
La Acabacion
Tembandumba
El Tigre
Totó Remix: la Candela Viva / Adiós Fulana / Mapalé / Goza Plinio Sierra - Radio Edit
Indios farotos
Pacantó
Tambolero
Fidelina
Pozo Brillante
Chambacú
La Paloma
La Acabación
La Ripiá
Fiesta Vieja
Sueño Español
Yo Me Llamo Cumbia (Colombia)
Goza Plinio Sierra
Mohana
El Piano De Dolores
Acompáñala
Fuego
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