Santiago's Troubadours (8:30)
La Casa de la Trova (2:51)
Preparation at the Conservatory (2:19)
Traditional Cuban Guitar (2:54)
Eva Grin Sings Pensando en Ti (5:04)
Gabino Jardines and Eliades Ochoa (11:10)
Typical Barbeque and Mambo Dancers (6:22)
Conservatory Students (9:45)
Mexican Northern Music (7:32)
Characteristics of Border Music (3:37)
Heroic Figures Immortalized in Song (5:22)
Mexican Outdoor Concert (4:29)
Mexican Drug Dealers Travel to America (2:12)
Mexican Songs: Rebel Messages (3:49)
Corrido Performers Sing Only What Is True (5:08)
Drug Dealers as Heroes (4:40)
Drug Trafficking: Guerrilla Strategies (1:53)
Song Glorifies Rifle (3:24)
Drug Traffickers and Rebels: Mexican Corrido Icons (3:11)
Border Between Mexico and the America: Fatal Attraction (4:53)
Mexican Claim to American Heritage (4:23)
Chango Spasiuk in Corrientes (3:00)
European Immigrants (2:41)
Jesuit Influence on Guaran Music (1:33)
Chamameceros Embody Corrientes (5:55)
Accordion Master Roque Gonzalez Plays Kilmetro 11 (3:29)
Juancito Genaga on Composer Don Gualberto (4:16)
Tito Escobar and Chango Remember E. Montiel, "La Ratonera" (3:35)
Salvador Miguen and Juan Carlos Jensen at the Festival of Chamam (3:17)
Dos Para la Msica Play Plegaria a San Antonio" (3:16)
S. Miguen Sings Sin Rencores Ni Reproches (2:29)
Accordionist Oscar Mambrin (3:50)
Chango Spasiuk Group (4:34)
Tito Escobar Plays at the Cunum Center (4:10)
Chamam Crudo, Honest Chamam (7:53)
