Song of the Mine

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Murciana

Murciana, it belongs to the miner songs, free style metrical system.

Levantica

Levantica, it belongs to the miner songs, free metric system, Miner Songs, one of the less known song coming from the Murciana, the Taranto and the Minera. As the Cartagenera, coming from a folkloric fandango is also known as the Madrugá song, coming from the primitive Taranta usually sung in Almeria, Linares and La Union.

Cartageneras

Cartagenera, it belongs to the East songs, flamenco styles of the eastern provinces, Almeria and Murcia, songs of the mine and free metric system. Born in Taranta, with some inflections of the "malagueña", the "cartagenera" is between these both folk songs. Generally made up of four octosyllable verses.
Tarantas, they belong to the East songs, flamenco styles of the eastern provinces, Almeria and Murcia, songs of teh mine and following a free metric system. The main eastern style is, witout any doubt, the "taranta". Long, rough and manly song, with the only influence of the fandango. The taranta is the usual miner song. Born in the most inhospitable miner basin, the taranta reflects in its tortured verses the superhuman effort, the terrible tiredness of the first country persons.
Very romantic song, very expressive. The guitar is used like the tone and rhythm support.

Tarantas

Tarantas, they belong to the East songs, flamenco styles of the eastern provinces, Almeria and Murcia, songs of teh mine and following a free metric system. The main eastern style is, witout any doubt, the "taranta". Long, rough and manly song, with the only influence of the fandango. The taranta is the usual miner song. Born in the most inhospitable miner basin, the taranta reflects in its tortured verses the superhuman effort, the terrible tiredness of the first country persons.
Very romantic song, very expressive. The guitar is used like the tone and rhythm support.