- Audio CD (24 July 1998)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Warner
- ASIN: B0000062VC
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 299,953 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
Product details
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| 1. Guelcome |
| 2. Ultra Funk |
| 3. Mi Linda |
| 4. Sexy |
| 5. La Licras Del Avila |
| 6. La Groupie |
| 7. Otra Vez |
| 8. Cachete A Cachete |
| 9. La Balada De Chusy |
| 10. Asomacho |
| 11. Ponerte En Cuatro |
| 12. Mango Cool |
| 13. Nerio Compra Contestadora |
| 14. Quiero Disintegrar A Tu Novio |
| 15. Disco Anal |
| 16. No Me Pagan |
| 17. Chachaborro |
| 18. Aldemaro En Su Camaro |
| 19. The New Sound Of The Venezuelan Gozadera |
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South America meets Scotland in the opening groove, called unsurprisingly "Ultra-funk", which sounds remarkably like the Average White Band until the lyrics kick in - then there's no mistaking which side of the ocean these boys hail from. The funk is turned up for track 2 "Mi Linda" fusing blindingly with the latin grooves. Then it's into some strident bass slapping before the pace is slowed down into a smoochy bossa nova appropriately called "Sexy". The full-on party spirit is restored with "Las Lycras del Avila". Following on is "Groupie", a surprising change of pace into something you could definitely not salsa to. This is Pink Floyd meets acid-jazz with its fusion of backward loops of haunting organ and driving drum beat. Don't be put off - this is a great track and one of my favourites as it is so unexpected. "Otra Vez" jumps back to latin dance rhythms with a funky twist and a catchy chorus. Then there is the sixties sounding "Cachete a Cachete" opening with muted Hammond organ until the funk kicks in again for the chorus and we're back with seventies grooves. The volume should be turned to maximum for "Ponerte en Cuatro" as we reach the late 1990s with an almost house like mix (maybe Groove Armada would like to re-mix this one?)
A wide ranging collection of funk, latin with some surprises thrown in, it's impossible to keep still to this album and it would give any party a lift even if Los Amigos are still invisible to the UK at present.
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