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The typical orchestra of the tachira was born due to the concern of a group of musicians former members of the lyre of the tachira to create an institution that would continue the work that the extinct lyre was doing, but that depended on the state as an official institution. It was created on October 1, 1968, with the vision of spreading our traditional music. It has been conducted by the Maestros José Eufrasio Medina (1968-1979), Norberto Parada Méndez (1979-1993), Ramón Ignacio Márquez (1993-2010). (2010-2015) Jesús Marino Gómez Medina, It is currently conducted by Maestro José Leoncio Ontiveros who, in the company of all its member musicians, has the responsibility to maintain a whole artistic tradition. It was declared artistic heritage of the Táchira state; It has been awarded the Frailejón de Oro, the Proyección Andina Award and the International Golden Mara.
This is his first recording in Compact Disc made under the Conductor of the Master Composer Dr. Ramón Ignacio Márquez who in 2001 concretes the recording of this work and shows with his arrangements other timbres and innovative sonorities as well as the deep treatment he gives to harmony, which was traditionally not used in this format for this type of music.
List of works:
01) MESA DE AURA (Aura´s Table), Vals, Abraham Colmenares
02) GIGANTE POR SIEMPRE (Giant Forever), Pasodoble, Ramon Marquez
03) BARCELONESA, Vals, Enrique Hidalgo
04) TROCHAS DE LLANO Y MONTAÑA (Flat and mountain trail), Joropo, Evencio Chacon Trejo
05) TIERRA MUJER (Earth Woman), Vals, Ramon Marquez
06) A MIS AMIGOS (To my friends), Vals, Leoncio Ontiveros
07) SAN CRISTOBAL, Bolero, Jesus "Chucho" Corrales Sanchez
08) EN MI CORRIO, Pasaje, Gilberto Mejias Palazzi
09) NOSTALGIA ANDINA, (Andean nostalgia) Vals, Cesar Prato
10) LOS APICULTORES, (The beekeepers) Merengue, Norberto Parada Mendez
11) COMO PEQENA GOTA DE ROCIO, (as a small drop of dew) Vals, Simon Diaz
12) ARCO IRIS, (Rainbow) Vals, Leoncio Ontiveros
13) CANTO A CARACAS, (Song to Caracas) Vals, Billo Frometa/ ALMA LLANERA, Joropo, Pedro Elias Gutierrez
14) VILLA SAN CRISTOBAL, (San Cristóbal Village) Vals, Ramon Marquez
15) MARIA LAYA, Pasaje, Indio Ignacio Figueredo
16) CANCION A LA ESPERANZA, (Song to Hope)Bambuco, Ramon Marquez
17) EL GAVILAN, (The Hawk)Joropo, Cupertino Rios
Digitization, Edition and Video: Julio César Méndez