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The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - Un Gran Dia en Mi Barrio [REPOST] (2002)
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The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - Un Gran Dia en Mi Barrio
Latin | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 100 MB
Ropeadope Music 2002
Latin | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 100 MB
Ropeadope Music 2002
Starting off with a relentless, slammin’ version of Tito Rodriguez’ killer “Mama Guela,” this beautiful project is a celebration of the Latin music and culture that developed in New York’s Spanish Harlem, and the choices of material included here are connected to that small geographic area that gave birth to so much talent. In doing so, these all-star players, and especially El Maestro, Oscar Hernández, pay loving tribute to salsa’s history and ancestry.01. Mama Guela
With vocalists like Frankie Vasquez, Hermán Olivera, Ray De La Paz and Jimmy Sabater, what can you expect? Perfection? Well damn close!
The new interpretation of the Willie Colón/Marty Sheller tune “La Banda,” made famous originally by Héctor Lavoe in the ‘70s, should be gilded and framed. And “Pa’ Gozar,” Mr. Hernández own original composition is simply on fire. Don’t touch that dial. Get up and dance.
Oscar Hernandez Piano/Musical director
Ruben Rodriguez Bass
Ray Vega Trumpet
Raul Agraz Trumpet
Jose Davila Trombone
Ozzie Melendez Trombone
Mitch Frohman Baritone sax
Chino Nunez Timbales
Bobby Allende Bongo
George Delgado Conga
Ray De La Paz Vocals
Frankie Vasquez Vocals
Herman Olivera Vocals
02. Obsesion
03. Tambori
04. Aprende A Querer
05. La Musica Es, Mi Vida
06. La Banda
07. Pa' Gozar
08. Somos, Iguales,
09. Vale Mas, Un Guaguanco
10. Pueblo Latino