Listen:
galandun
que ne lo llevan
maragata

Parra's earlier recording Viva quien sabe querer is a cdRoots favorite.

Info from the record label:
Eliseo Parra is one of the great musicians of Spain, able to assimilate tradition, re-read it, and infuse it with a surprising modernity. Parra has spent a great part of his life investigating the folklore and tradition of all the cultures that have made up the Iberian Peninsula and, especially, all those that with time were lost and that in some cases are only in the hands of a few. Eliseo has recorded and preserved musical manifestations that, unfortunately, do not exist anymore. A cultural gift that is slowly disappearing and that thanks to work like his can be preserved and perpetuated. Few people can say they have recorded songs in our four official languages (Castilian, Catalan, Galician and Basque). There is hardly a Spanish region left to which Eliseo has not been to record, enrich and update some of its most traditional melodies. But, going even further than this work of investigation, Eliseo Parra shows us that traditional music is not, in any way, at odds with modernity, that it doesn't only belong to the past, and that it can be attractive and of great interest to new generations. Eliseo Parra's new solo album is entitled de ayer maņana (from yesterday, tomorrow) - a very Spanish phrase. For this CD, Parra has included songs from Murcia and La Rioja and a song sung in Basque. Collaborators include Alboka, Josean Goikoetxea and some other surprises.