This is a musical trip from the mid-sixteenth century to around 1700, involving music in Late Renaissance style, carrying Spanish Catholicism across the Atlantic to supplant an indigenous culture. The Queen's Six show their versatility here - diverging from the British Folk Song's route they took in their first highly-acclaimed recording on Signum.

In this recording the singers present music by eight composers. Four of them never went to the New World; their music did. Three of them were born in Spain and were trained in music there; they held appointments in Spain and later emigrated to the new colonial cities. One more became the first composer-choirmaster to be born there of Spanish parents, thus criollo.

• 1. Regina Caeli Laetare a 6 (04:30)
• 2. Salve Regina a 5 (09:36)
• 3. Vidi Speciosam (05:58)
• 4. Trahe Me Post Te (04:50)
• 5. Versa Est In Luctum (04:47)
• 6. Circumdederunt Me (04:16)
• 7. In Horrore Visionis (04:27)
• 8. Versa Est In Luctum (03:02)
• 9. Tantum Ergo (01:40)
• 10. O Quam Suavis Est (04:32)
• 11. Christus Factus Est (02:00)
• 12. O Sacrum Convivium (04:48)
• 13. O Quam Gloriosum (02:20)
• 14. Beatus Achacius (07:31)
• 15. Laudate Dominum (02:06)