Cri-Cri, the Cantor Grill, is a character invented by Francisco Gabilondo Soler, Mexican composer who created and sang many children's songs. From 1934 to 1961 he carried out various radio programs aimed at children in which stories were told and children's songs were sung.
These children's songs performed by Cri-Cri are famous in Latin America and you have crossed language barriers with different translations into other languages.
From Cri-Cri.net we can find a lot of information about the author (and of the Cricket), from his biography, data about how to buy his albums and videos, sheet music, musical cards and an interesting section from which to listen to the recordings of his songs in MP3 format.
Each song is accompanied by its lyrics, and are original recordings. Some of the songs are performed in French and even in Japanese. Famous authors accompany Grillo Cantor, like Plácido Domingo, the clown Miliki or a young Miguel Bosé, who plays the funny "The Cowboy Mouse".
In addition, all the lyrics of the children's songs even if they are not recorded can also be consulted from here. Caminito de la esculea, Blue Castle, The dance of the dolls, El Borreguito, The Blas rabbit, Trumpeter mosquitoes, Negrito dancer, Afternoon rain ... and many more songs to listen and remember.
