Songs of Spain

Traditional Spanish Songs: El rossinyol (Catalonia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: El testament d'Amelia (Catalonia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Adiós meu homiño (Galicia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Miña nay por me casare (Galicia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Tengo que subir (Asturias)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Ahí tienes mi corazón (Castilian Fandango - Leon)

Traditional Spanish Songs: La ví llorando (Old Castile - Santander)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Ya se van los pastores (Old Castile - Soria)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Campanas de Belén (Andalusia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Jaeneras que yo canto (Andalusia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: A dormir ahora mesmo (Murcia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Si quieres saber coplas (Andalusia - Granada)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Playera (Andalusia)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Canción de trilla (Majorca)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Parado de Valldemosa (Majorca)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Nik baditut (Basque country)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Andregaya (Basque country)

Traditional Spanish Songs: Din, dan, boleran (Basque country)

Medieval Spanish Songs (early 14th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Mariam matrem

Medieval Spanish Songs (early 14th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Ay, triste vida corporal

Renaissance Songs (15th & 16th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Qué es mi vida preguntáis

Renaissance Songs (15th & 16th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Porqué es dama tanto quereros

Renaissance Songs (15th & 16th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): No me llames segalaherba

Renaissance Songs (15th & 16th century, instrumental arr. José María Lamaña): Ay, luna que reluces

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): En esta larga ausencia

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Molinillo que mueles amores

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century, instrumental arr. by Joé María Lamaña): Confiado jilguerillo

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Seguidillas religiosas

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century): Canción de cuna

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): El jilquerillo con pico de oro

Baroque Songs (17th & 18th century, instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): El canapé

Medieval & Renaissance Songs of Andalusia (collected by Alberto Hemsi): Ah, el novio no quiere dinero (Sephardic Song)

Medieval & Renaissance Songs of Andalusia (collected by Alberto Hemsi): Como la rosa en la güerta (Sephardic Song)

Medieval & Renaissance Songs of Andalusia (collected by Alberto Hemsi): Estávase la mora (Sephardic Song)

Medieval & Renaissance Songs of Andalusia (collected by Alberto Hemsi): Aquel rey de Francia (Sephardic Song)

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Damos gracias a ti, Dios

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Sobre Baça estaba el Rey

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Ay! Que non hay!

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Rosa das Rosas

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Maravillosos e piadosos

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Tres moricas m'enamoran

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Paseábase el rey moro

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Dime a do tienes las mientes

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Si no's huviera mirado

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Dexó la venda

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Puse mis amores

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Aquí me declaró su pensamiento

Medieval & Rennaissance Songs of Andalusia (ed. José María Lamaña): Pues que me tienes Miguel

Renaissance Songs (1440-1600) (insrumental arr. by José Marína Lamaña): Gentil dama, non se gana

Renaissance Songs (1440-1600) (instrumental arr. by José María Lamaña): Mi querer tanto vos quiere