I think I’ve got to make up a bit with all Latinlovers in our
community. It’s been a while since we had some nice salsa.
In 1972, Johnny Pacheco and Pete ‘El Conde’ Rodriguez were
at the peak of their career. There are no other musicians
credited here, a shame because they really deserve to be.
Very fine album by the man without whom Fania wouldn’t have
been the same, Johnny Pacheco is the Man.
tracks;
1 Dulce con dulce
2 Mujer ingrata
3 Moreno
4 Baldemira
5 Recordando a Carmelina
6 Soy el mejor
7 Yolanda
8 Solito
9 Agarrate de la brocha
10 De que te vale
THANK YOU!
THANK YOU!
Ola!
I just wanted to thank you; every few weeks I visit my parents and bring my father the latin american music you post. He gets so happy it’s like Christmas! He puts them onto cassettes because he’s still big on those and plays them for his friends.
Again, thank you,
Complex
Ola!
I just wanted to thank you; every few weeks I visit my parents and bring my father the latin american music you post. He gets so happy it’s like Christmas! He puts them onto cassettes because he’s still big on those and plays them for his friends.
Again, thank you,
Complex
In 1972, Johnny Pacheco and Pete ‘El Conde’ Rodriguez were
at the peak of their career. There are no other musicians
credited here, a shame because they really deserve to be.
Very fine album by the man without whom Fania wouldn’t have
In 1972, Johnny Pacheco and Pete ‘El Conde’ Rodriguez were
at the peak of their career. There are no other musicians
credited here, a shame because they really deserve to be.
Very fine album by the man without whom Fania wouldn’t have
golden stuff! thanks again!