The musical traditions of the Guyani Indians of Northeastern Argentina served as the training ground for Buenos Aires-born accordionist Ra-úl Barboza, but his music reflects a more global view. A unique mix of Indian, European, and African influences, Barboza's tunes incorporate everything from tangos, mazurkas, and waltzes to natural sounds of the environment and wildlife. Features "Confidencial," "Cunum," "Canto a la Luna," "El Estibador," "Ferviente," "Tango Para" and others.