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 ARTIST...: VA
 TITLE....: The Rough Guide To Latin Dance
 YEAR.....: 2013
 LABEL....: World Music Network
 CAT.NO...: RGNET1313
 GENRE....: Latin
 TIME.....: 86:29
 SIZE.....: 198,28 MB
 QUALITY..: 320kbps/44,1kHz/Joint Stereo
 ENCODER..: LAME
 SOURCE...: WEB
 RLS.DATE.: 2017/02/18
 WEBSITE..: https://play.google.com

 TRACKLIST

 01) (06:39) Bio Ritmo░-░La Verdad
 02) (04:02) Dede Saint-Prix░-░Pour Celia Cruz
 03) (03:22) Sierra Maestra░-░Santa Isabel De Las Lajas
 04) (03:19) Los Corraleros de Majagual░-░Ocho Dias
 05) (08:38) Maurice El Medioni Meets Roberto Rodriguez░-░Oran Oran
 06) (04:14) Anastacia░-░Flor
 07) (07:09) Eddie Bobe░-░Rumba Para Los Olu Bata
 08) (04:16) Martin Alvarado & Horacio Avilano░-░Mujer Y Amiga
 09) (04:53) Chango Spasiuk░-░Mi Pueblo, Mi Casa, La Soledad
 10) (06:38) Spam Allstars░-░Charanga E-350
 11) (05:55) Pancho Quinto░-░La Gorra
 12) (04:23) Carlitos Almonte Y Su Acordeon Cinco Estrellas░-░La Asesina
 13) (03:37) Ruivπo░-░O Jogo Termina Aos 90
 14) (03:46) Vitor Ramil & Marcos Suzano░-░A Zero Por Hora
 15) (06:05) Colombiafrica - The Mystic Orchestra░-░Jaloux Jaloux
 16) (04:04) Sin Palabras░-░Conga Sin Palabras (Carneval Edit)
 17) (05:29) Wayne Gorbea's Salsa Picante░-░Para La Rumba

 Latin American is a region defined by years of change and social upheaval. Today, as
 ever, dance is a potent identifier and method of cultural expression. This Rough
 Guide invites you to take to your tango, roll out your rumba and set your salsa
 sizzling with the hottest sounds from the likes of Argentinean duo Mas Alla,
 Martinican melody-maker Dede Saint-Prix and Brazilian sambista Ruivao.

 Kicking off the album with a swinging salsa, Virginia-based experimenters Bio Ritmo
 lay down a winding keys riff layered atop with the blasts of a hearty horn section
 and sweetly delivered male vocals. A few tracks in we are treated to æOran OranÆ by
 Maurice El Medioni and Roberto Rodriguez. El Medioni hails from Algeria and recycles
 his varying influences (from American boogie-woogie to rai) delicately and dextrously
 on the piano. Here El Medioni is accompanied by Cuban percussionist Rodriguez and
 together the pair create a distinct Afro-Latin groove.

 Colombiafrica reverberate their champeta straight from the streets of Colombia. A
 powder-keg of Colombian rhythms brewed together with Congolese soukous, Ghanaian
 highlife and Nigerian Afro-beat û this band offer a riotous take on contemporary
 street dance. Staying in Colombia but striking back through the decades, the vintage
 track æOcho DiasÆ by Los Corraleros De Majagual is a slinky throw-back to cumbia done
 big-band style. Harmonized horns call and respond to a caramel-smooth choir and lead
 male voice.

 æA Zero Por HoraÆ is contributed by Brazilian singer Vitor Ramil. Teaming up with
 Rio-born Marcos Suzano, the pair present their hope for the future of samba; acoustic
 instruments riffing on traditional dance figures nestle alongside textural ambient
 electronics.

 Watching Latin dance is like watching a living history lesson played out, every stamp
 and flounce encapsulating centuries of change in the region. From the circle dances
 of the Taino Indians, to European set-dances introduced by Columbus and his
 compadres, via complicated African cross-rhythms introduced during the dreaded slave
 trade, not forgetting jubilant Creole carnivals and contemporary urban street styles
 û dance is Latin Americas living history. Celebrate the legacy with this unique Rough
 Guide to Latin Dance.

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