muleteers

Country singing from Andalusian folklore, que se hacía durante el trabajo de trill en las gañanías andaluzas al son del cascabeleo de los mulos. There are those who think that it is not an exclusively Andalusian song., although its similarity with the toná, since it does not have musical accompaniment either, could contradict this theory. They are widespread in the Jerez area and bear a great resemblance to the trillera and the olive tree..

 

Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.
Upload/Select an audio or use external audio url to work this widget.