Papa's Lullaby

asin: B00005K9SH
binding: Audio CD
list price: $15.98 USD
amazon price: $15.98 USD

This unique collection of authentic lullabies from around the world celebrates the universal quality of a father’s love. Superb artistry on classical guitar, wooden flutes, thumb piano, mandolin, cello, and more accompanied by tender voices of loving fathers will ease your little ones to sleep. The sun sleeps, the stars sleep, And the moon yawns. From behind the little cloud It whispers to the star "Sleep my darling child" Includes lullabies from Brazil, Italy, Puerto Rico, France, Denmark, Greece, Argentina, Zimbabwe, Russia, Sicily, the United States, Venezuela, Ukraine, India, and Spain. The notes include original lyrics and English translations.

Classical Guitar Magazine

Submitted by rickitar on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 00:07.

Interviewed by JULIA CROWE

RICARDO COBO describes his present hometown in Las Vegas as a competitive environment, yet he finds that the challenge, along with the climate, suits him. If you take a look at Cobo's
overall career trajectory, it's clear that he has never been shy about laying down a solid foundation while maintaining the intent to carve out his own path.

Las Vegas Sun

Submitted by rickitar on Wed, 07/02/2008 - 10:51.

Colombian leads musical journey across Latin America

By Timothy Pratt

Fri, Nov 24, 2006 (7:05 a.m.)

Guitarra Magazine

Submitted by rickitar on Wed, 07/02/2008 - 14:54.

In this interview Ricardo Cobo shares his views about the guitar, whre it is, where is going to and also gives us a brief insight about this future projects.

GUITARRA MAGAZINE: Coming from Colombia, a culture so different from that of the U.S., how did you become interested in the classical guitar?

New Millennium Guitar: Review & Interview

Submitted by rickitar on Wed, 07/02/2008 - 15:56.

A Review of Ricardo Cobo's Naxos Release
"Latin American Guitar Music" CD

When Michael Lawrence, maker of the new documentary Aaron Shearer: A Life with the Guitar, explained to me that Mr. Shearer told him he left out two things in his film, one of those things was Ricardo Cobo. Mr. Shearer said that Cobo was possibly his best student.