Herrera de la Fuente Huapango CD

Huapango Music

Category	Classical Albums, International CDs, Latin, Live Performances, 20th Century Period, Orchestral/Symphonic, Suite, Symphony, Ballet
Label	Guild
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	33134
CD Universe Part number	2765649
Catalog number	7211
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 31, 2001
Recording Time	57 minutes

Huapango Songs

	1.	Huapango, for orchestra
	2.	Ocho por radio, for chamber orchestra
	3.	Sones de Mariachi
	4.	Sensemaya, for orchestra
	5.	Don Lindo de Almeria, ballet suite, Op. 7
	6.	Symphony No. 2 ("Sinfonia india")

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