Song of the Mine Murciana Levantica Cartageneras Tarantas

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Levantica

Levantica, it belongs to the miner songs, free metric system, Miner Songs, one of the less known song coming from the Murciana, the Taranto and the Minera. As the Cartagenera, coming from a folkloric fandango is also known as the Madrugá song, coming from the primitive Taranta usually sung in Almeria, Linares and La Union.