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February 13th, 2008, 10:58 AM
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Grabado originalmente en 1975, este album es un paradigma de la música experimental afro-cubana de hoy en día. El Grupo Folklorico y Experimental Nuevayorquino incluyó a los hermanos Andy y Jerry González, el gran trompetista Chocolate Armenteros, al percusionista Milton Cardona y muchos otros.
En esta producción ejecutan estilos musicales folklóricos de Cuba y de Puerto Rico tanto de antaño como modernos.
GRUPO FOLKLORICO Y EXPERIMENTAL NUEVAYORQUINO
CONCEPTS IN UNITY (Salsoul 20-60012)
Recorded in spring 1975, this two-LP set was much sought after until its reissue on remastered CD in 1994. Taking black Cuban and Puerto Rican influences from the streets of New York and melding them into a powerhouse of a band that is heavy on percussion, but nevertheless features top-flight horn-men and singers, led to an exuberant celebration like no other. No doubt Al Santiago was somewhere behind all this. Various musical styles are essayed including a mazurka! Some of the music is purely religious, addressing the Orishas. The liner notes only gives musicians' first names so you have to fill in: Chocolate on trumpet needs only one name, Milton on bata has to be Milton Cardona, Manny must be Manny Oquendo, Reinaldo Jorge on trombone adds some powerful touches. Nelson Gonzalez plays acoustic guitar and maybe that's him on tres also. There's even a harmonica player (Francisco Martinez) which reminds me of some Congolese street music. Overall CONCEPTS IN UNITY is accessible and joyous, rich and life-affirming.
Track Listings
1. Cuba Linda
2. Choco's Guajira
3. Anabocoa - Grupo Folklorico y Experimento
4. Adelaida
5. Canto Asoyin - Grupo Folklorico y Experimento
6. Carmen la Ronca
7. Luz Delia - Grupo Folklorico y Experimento
8. Canto Ebioso
9. Papa y Mama
10. Iya Modupue
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http://rs182.rapidshare.com/files/53882228/GrupFolkConcep.rar
Espero les guste...Si es asi, agradezco sus agradecimientos!!!!
Grabado originalmente en 1975, este album es un paradigma de la música experimental afro-cubana de hoy en día. El Grupo Folklorico y Experimental Nuevayorquino incluyó a los hermanos Andy y Jerry González, el gran trompetista Chocolate Armenteros, al percusionista Milton Cardona y muchos otros.
En esta producción ejecutan estilos musicales folklóricos de Cuba y de Puerto Rico tanto de antaño como modernos.
GRUPO FOLKLORICO Y EXPERIMENTAL NUEVAYORQUINO
CONCEPTS IN UNITY (Salsoul 20-60012)
Recorded in spring 1975, this two-LP set was much sought after until its reissue on remastered CD in 1994. Taking black Cuban and Puerto Rican influences from the streets of New York and melding them into a powerhouse of a band that is heavy on percussion, but nevertheless features top-flight horn-men and singers, led to an exuberant celebration like no other. No doubt Al Santiago was somewhere behind all this. Various musical styles are essayed including a mazurka! Some of the music is purely religious, addressing the Orishas. The liner notes only gives musicians' first names so you have to fill in: Chocolate on trumpet needs only one name, Milton on bata has to be Milton Cardona, Manny must be Manny Oquendo, Reinaldo Jorge on trombone adds some powerful touches. Nelson Gonzalez plays acoustic guitar and maybe that's him on tres also. There's even a harmonica player (Francisco Martinez) which reminds me of some Congolese street music. Overall CONCEPTS IN UNITY is accessible and joyous, rich and life-affirming.
Track Listings
1. Cuba Linda
2. Choco's Guajira
3. Anabocoa - Grupo Folklorico y Experimento
4. Adelaida
5. Canto Asoyin - Grupo Folklorico y Experimento
6. Carmen la Ronca
7. Luz Delia - Grupo Folklorico y Experimento
8. Canto Ebioso
9. Papa y Mama
10. Iya Modupue
Descargar aqui:
http://rs182.rapidshare.com/files/53882228/GrupFolkConcep.rar
Espero les guste...Si es asi, agradezco sus agradecimientos!!!!