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Los Reyes 73 - Baila Mi Son (1981)
BAND/ARTIST: Los Reyes 73
- Title: Baila Mi Son
- Year Of Release: 1981
- Label: Alegria Music Latino
- Genre: Jazz-Funk, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelia
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 36:50
- Total Size: 190 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Grandes Amigos 4:29
02. Ya Ves Te Quedaras 2:46
03. Necesito de Alguien Como Tu 5:23
04. Si, Llego la Primavera 3:01
05. Adeoy 3:38
06. Piensa Que No Has Cambiado 3:48
07. Finalizo un Amor 4:12
08. Un Lamento Hecho Cancion 3:08
09. Si Llegara Alli 3:14
10. Baila Que Baila Mi Son 3:11
01. Grandes Amigos 4:29
02. Ya Ves Te Quedaras 2:46
03. Necesito de Alguien Como Tu 5:23
04. Si, Llego la Primavera 3:01
05. Adeoy 3:38
06. Piensa Que No Has Cambiado 3:48
07. Finalizo un Amor 4:12
08. Un Lamento Hecho Cancion 3:08
09. Si Llegara Alli 3:14
10. Baila Que Baila Mi Son 3:11
Cuba's Los Reyes 73 emerged to popularity in the 1970s, blending Afro-Cuban traditions with funk and psych rock. They released just two albums, 1975's Los Reyes 73 and 1978's Reyes 73, which garnered a cult following.
Hailing from Havana, Cuba, Los Reyes 73 was founded in 1962 by drummer Santiago Reyes and eventually included some of the major players on the scene at that time in bassist Andres Esteves, pianist Eddy de Atmas, bongo player Alberto Hernandez, trumpeter Ovidio Guerra, trombonist Jose A. Hernandez, drummer Santiago Reyes, percussionist Hector Mon, saxophonist/flutist Mariano Tena, and singer Manuel Morejon. The group debuted in 1975 with the Raúl Gómez-produced Los Reyes 73, showcasing their genre-bending mix of Afro-Cuban jazz, melodic pop, groove-based funk, and wah-wah-guitar-drenched psychedelic rock. They caught on locally and enjoyed success, leading to a second album, 1978's Reyes 73, before disbanding. Thanks to crate diggers, the group's albums gained a cult following, especially among aficionados of rare groove funk and Latin LPs. In 2024, the Mr. Bongo label reissued their 1975 debut.
Hailing from Havana, Cuba, Los Reyes 73 was founded in 1962 by drummer Santiago Reyes and eventually included some of the major players on the scene at that time in bassist Andres Esteves, pianist Eddy de Atmas, bongo player Alberto Hernandez, trumpeter Ovidio Guerra, trombonist Jose A. Hernandez, drummer Santiago Reyes, percussionist Hector Mon, saxophonist/flutist Mariano Tena, and singer Manuel Morejon. The group debuted in 1975 with the Raúl Gómez-produced Los Reyes 73, showcasing their genre-bending mix of Afro-Cuban jazz, melodic pop, groove-based funk, and wah-wah-guitar-drenched psychedelic rock. They caught on locally and enjoyed success, leading to a second album, 1978's Reyes 73, before disbanding. Thanks to crate diggers, the group's albums gained a cult following, especially among aficionados of rare groove funk and Latin LPs. In 2024, the Mr. Bongo label reissued their 1975 debut.
Jazz | Funk | Rock | FLAC / APE
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