The federal entity framed within the federal territory of Sucre State in Venezuela, is the result of a high syncretism and a dynamic cultural diversity. This piece of land in the east of the country shows us, at present, an interesting and significant musical universe that enriches its collective feeling and its daily dynamics. It is in this socio-historical-cultural evolution where we find the indigenous, European and African musical contributions that have merged to offer us that beautiful musical range that this federal entity called Sucre State possesses. Despite the strong globalizing process of culture, the devaluation and the loss that is experienced today of some of the musical expressions in Venezuela, in Sucre the musical tradition is maintained, through a process of resistance, because it feeds on the constant inventiveness and the deep popular roots of its cultores. With this brief introduction, we present today's song known as Yojo. It is a traditional work song - a job linked to coffee harvesting. This Yojo is a compilation made by Petra Edelmira Guzmán. Edelmira is a poet, composer, cultural promoter and social fighter and this manifestation of singing a cappella was received, by oral source, from her mother, who, in turn, received him, in the same way, also from her mother, grandmother of Petra Edelmira The phonetics of the Yojo is actually a warning broadcast, a shout of greeting and an indication of being ready for communication among the field workers, specifically, in the coffee harvest. It is a human need to be able to communicate to transmit and orally exchange news, local events, illnesses, family situations, gossip and description of the climatic conditions and the work itself. This collection is part of the Discographic Work entitled Sucre, Music and Tradition (2002), which was conducted under the patronage of Fundapatrimoniosucre, with the support of the National Council of Culture (CONAC) and the Government of Sucre State, all State institutions Venezuelan. The work was musicalized, supervised and produced by this server who writes these lines (Estelio Padilla). All this Musical Production represents an enormous effort on the part of each one of us who are committed to promote and spread our Venezuelan culture. This is how, on this occasion, a part of the collection that brings together the emblematic musical instruments and genres of our tradition is shown, seeking to reaffirm the value of our musical expressions and their popular cultores, thus demonstrating the immense creative potential of the people of the State Sucre. Estelio Padilla Title of the Musical Production: Venezuelan traditional music. The legacy of the living Cultural Patrimonies No. Of Track: 9 Song title: "Yojo" (Coffee songs) Compilation: Edelmira Guzmán Musical Genre: Yojo Performer: Edelmira Guzmán Production and Musical Supervision: Estelio Padilla Yojo (Coffee songs) Let's sing a Yojo Dear Yojo, little hand Yojo To cheer up this mountain Dear Yojo, little hand Yojo Joan can not sing Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo He has been bitten by a yolofa Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo For a chew of tobacco Dear Yojo, little hand Yojo So that the pain is removed Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo Now I know why they are sad Dear Yojo, little hand Yojo Juana puts joy Dear Yojo, little hand Yojo I already took two almudos Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo I already earned four reals Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo In my farm they pay less Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo It is a real for each almudo Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo There is with us Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo And you will earn the day well Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo He's singing the churura Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo It is time to say goodbye Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo I'm going to say goodbye to my singing Morena Yojo, dear Yojo Because here are my boys Dear Yojo, brunette Yojo

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