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Papa's Dream

Los Lobos · 1995

51 min · 31 tracks · Americana · country rock · roots rock

A vibrant tapestry of traditional Mexican sounds interwoven with rock and folk influences, celebrating cultural heritage.

Why this album works

This album is notable for its unique fusion of traditional Mexican music and American rock, appealing to both children and adults. It reflects Los Lobos' ability to cross genres, further cementing their influence on the Americana and Chicano rock scenes, while receiving positive reviews for its joyful celebration of Hispanic culture.
Best for
celebratory moments with friends dynamic mix of energy shifts playful interludes for dancing
Context
By 1995, Los Lobos had established themselves as a formidable force in the music scene, following their breakout success with 'La Bamba' in 1987. 'Papa's Dream' marked their exploration into children's music while still retaining their roots-oriented sound, showcasing the band's versatility and commitment to cultural storytelling.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 La bamba Standout 3:05
  • 2 Dialog (Track 2) 2:14
  • 3 Wooly Bully 2:19
  • 4 Dialog (Track 4) 0:46
  • 5 Buzz, Buzz, Buzz 2:33
  • 6 Dialog (Track 6) 0:31
  • 7 Route 90 3:08
  • 8 Dialog (Track 8) 0:21
  • 9 Corrido for Papa Lalo Standout 2:56
  • 10 Dialog (Track 10) 0:37
  • 11 La bicicleta 0:49
  • 12 Dialog (Track 12) 2:39
  • 13 Cielito lindo 2:44
  • 14 Dialog (Track 14) 0:43
  • 15 Dialog (Track 15) 0:23
  • 16 La mañanita alegre 2:36
  • 17 Dialog (Track 17) 0:17
  • 18 El pato 2:28
  • 19 Dialog (Track 19) 1:12
  • 20 De colores Standout 2:24
  • 21 Dialog (Track 21) 1:09
  • 22 Las mañanitas tapatias 2:46
  • 23 Dialog (Track 23) 0:45
  • 24 La piñata 0:39
  • 25 Dialog (Track 25) 1:09
  • 26 La, la, la 3:15
  • 27 Dialog (Track 27) 0:11
  • 28 La bamba (long version) 3:19
  • 29 Dialog (Track 29) 0:39
  • 30 Wooly Bully Banda (reprise) 1:19
  • 31 Dialog (Track 31) 0:59

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