Closed: 2000's

1. En Guantanamo - Septeto Nacional Ignacio Pineiro
2. Alto Songo - Afro-Cuban All Stars
3. El Tren - Vieja Trova Santiaguera
4. Maria Christina - Nico Saquito
5. Me Voy Pa' Moron - Orquesta Melodias Del 40
6. Francisco Guayabal - Beny More
7. Chango Ta 'Veni - Sierra Maestra
8. Alma De Coral - Septeto Santiaguero
9. El Baile Del Suavito - Orquesta Aragon
10. Que Pista - Los Van Van
11. No Me Digas Corazon - Son De La Loma
12. Tribilin Cantore - Sexteto Habanero
13. Eso No Es Na - Maria Teresa Vera
14. Chan Chan - Familia Valera Miranda
15. Para Bailar El Son - Canambu
16. Canto Al Monte - Cubanismo!
17. Ligadito Con El Son - Los Jubilados

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Veggie Tales goes Dickensian for this sprightly and inventive take on the Christian significance of Easter. Greedy Ebenezer Nezzer, a Scrooge equivalent and manufacturer of such Easter kitsch as plastic eggs and mechanical chickens, mounts a huge commercial campaign to reap further profits from a day that should be about remembering the resurrection of Jesus. With series regulars Bob the Tomato (cast, fittingly, as a Bob Cratchit type) and Larry the Cucumber on board, An Easter Carol finds Ebenezer led by a music-box angel named Hope (voiced by Rebecca St. James) through a spectral journey to discover the real meaning of Christ's death and return. As usual, the animation is lively but the script is less heavy-handed than some other Biblically inspired Veggie Tales. Production art includes some wonderful stained glass backgrounds. The overall effect is clever and pleasing. --Tom Keogh

Easter Carol Song (Rebecca St. James):