Product Description
Keiko Ikuta recorded her first song in 1949. She travelled to South America, learning the local baiao rhythms. She combined baiao and other Latin rhythms with Japanese folk influences to create some memorable music especially in the 1950s.
1. Koi No Hana Saku Sao Paulo
2. Rio Kara Kita Onna
3. Yoki Na Baiao Musume
4. Ai Ai Banjo
5. Watashi No Mandolin
6. Kimi Natsukashi No Trumpet
7. Aizu Bandai Samba
8. Zundoko Chanson
9. Hotaru
10. Sakura Sakura
11. Hana No Aishu
12. Tyrol No Hana Matsuri
13. Orange No Hana
14. Pink No Yume
15. Shiroi Mado No Mieru Oka
16. Yama No Hotel
17. Tabi No Utahime
18. Tabiji No Ballerina
19. Baiao De Dois
20. Tokyo Baiao
21. Tokyo Titine
22. Tokyo Cucaracha
23. Ginza Mambo
