The Empirical Manifesto

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1. Pin Pon
   
   • "Cantar Y Jugar"
     
     • Son Jarocho Veracruceño
       


2. Mentiste cuando dijiste
   
   • "The Rough Guide to Tex-Mex"
     
     • Flaco Jiménez
       


3. Mexico
   
   • "The Legend of Butch & Sundance"
     
     • Basil Poledouris
       


4. Yo'te Queiro (Oh Ma Corazon)
   
   • "Smokin' Aces"
     
     • Clint Mansell
       


5. The Mask of Fargo
   
   • "EUReKA"
     
     • Bear McCreary
       


6. Baron Samedi's Dance of Death
   
   • "Live and Let Die"
     
     • George Martin
       


7. Kartapesta Fantasia
   
   • "Action Figures Sarah Connor Chronicles"
     
     • Joseph Giganti
       


8. Esa Noche
   
   • "Putomayo Presents Music from the Coffee Lands"
     
     • Cafe Tacvba
       


9. Las Mañanitas
   
   • "Cantar Y Jugar"
     
     • Mariachi Mexicano
       


10. Flor de dalia
    
    • "The Rough Guide to Tex-Mex"
      
      • Los Pinkys
        


11. Dia de Los Muertos
    
    • "Zombie Prostitute"
      
      • Voltaire
        


12. Dia de Los Muertos
    
    • "Day of the Dead (EP)"
      
      • Beats Antique
        


13. Lving Death
    
    • "Viva La Muerte"
      
      • Inkubus Sukkubus
        


14. Laid Back Guitars
    
    • "incompetech.com"
      
      • Kevin
        


15. Ninth Heaven & Companeros
    
    • "Grim Fandango Soundtrack: Big Bands, Bebop and Bones"
      
      • Peter McConnell
        


16. Bamboleo
    
    • "Fiesta"
      
      • Latin All Stars
        


17. Tumboa Latino Antiyano
    
    • "Salsa"
      
      • Global Songbook
        


18. Crypt
    
    • "Diablo II"
      
      • Matt Uelmen
        


19. Central America
    
    • "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles"
      
      • Bear McCreary
        


20. Pistolero
    
    • "Once Upon a Time in Mexico"
      
      • Juno Reactor
        


21. La Vaca Lechera
    
    • "Cantar Y Jugar"
      
      • Ranchera Mexicana
        


22. Hey baby, qué pasó
    
    • "The Rough Guide to Tex-Mex"
      
      • Jimmy Sturr