From 1987 this is a compilation that was received gratefully.
I remember we used to spin this jewel again and again.
A must have for every Latinlover.
tracks;
1 Linda Leida y la Bahia – Defiendeme Santa Barbara
2 Bobby Rodriguez – Olvidame
3 Alfredo Valdes – la Mulata Cubana
4 Monguito ‘El Unico’ – Con cariño a Panama
5 La Sonora de Baru – Festival in Guarare
6 Rolando la Serie – Ay ! se paso la Serie
7 Linda Leida y la Bahia – Arroz co manteca
8 Los Guaracheros de Oriente – Ocana Sordi
9 La India de Oriente – Como se baila el son
I don’t know how to thank you for this! My first introduction to Latin Jazz came through this ablum which I had borrowed from the Main Library in San Francisco back in about 1996. I made a tape of the album and would listen to it religiously. About 7 years ago I lost the tape and had never been able to find any mention of the album anywhere until now.
Thank you thank you thank you! I have downloaded the album and am loving it all over again. The Bobby Rodriguez track is perhaps my all-time favorite Latin Jazz song, just mindblowing.
Matt in San Francisco
dear Global Groove, I found , at last, this album apply for Venezuelan friend (I am a Chilean).
Thank you so much.
Sorry ,my english is not so good.
Saludos
Victor Hugo M
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This is a wonderful compilation of what the text on the back of the LP says is “straightforward Salsa.” I didn’t know that cumbia, son and other styles can be subsumed under salsa.
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