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 Though not well known in the rest of the world, Papi Basaldúa and his Grupo Cantares are immensely popular in Latin America, especially in Argentina, where they fill large arenas, and in their homeland of Paraguay. The group is made up of three brothers and their sister, and is one of the foremost exponents of Paraguayan folklore. Basaldúa studied harp with his father, and was already participating in recordings at the age of eight. His younger brother Hugo is a vocalist and plays guitar, and has won songwriting contests in Paraguay. The youngest brother Yiyo also sings, and plays folk instruments such as the quena. And their sister, Hilda Maria, is a highly attractive and original singer, taking most of the lead vocals, and is also an expert in Paraguayan folk dance. In performances, Papi Basaldúa and his Grupo Cantares prize the purity of their tradition while at the same time expressing the feelings and emphases of the modern Paraguayan people… herein lies the secret of their great popularity in their homeland. Track Listing:
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 (Tracks are Real Audio links) 
1. Pajaro Campana
2. Pedro Canoero
3. Galopera
4. India
5. Lucerito Alba
6. Maria Va
7. Merceditas
8. Cascada
9. Sinfonia No. 40
10. Romance Anonimo
11. Mi America Latina
12. No Queda Nada
13. Tiempo de Amar
14. La Cancion del Adios
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