A mad mix of Latin and funky rhythms – a 70s classic from the Belgian group Chakachas! The album's best known for its title hit "Jungle Fever" – an insane cut that features heavy drums, choppy guitar, and a stop/start action that's peppered with sounds of female pleasure! The track was a worldwide hit, and continues to be a funky classic today – thanks to a heavy sample history, and a life in playlists worldwide – but the rest of the album's pretty darn great too, and even weirder. Some tracks mix easy Euro grooving with heavy conga, others have kind of an LA Chicano funk approach, and still others throw in some mad horns to complicate matters with nice jazzy riffing. Really great throughout – and maybe one of the best funky albums to ever come out on a major label!

Latin/rock band from Argentina Pappo's Blues was formed in the late '60s by ex-Los Abuelos de la Nada talented electric guitarist Norberto Napolitano, also known as Pappo, joined by bassist David Lebón and drummer Black Amaya…

Ministrys enormously successful Throwback brand returns with Throwback Latino. Celebrate the new instalment of the #1 series in style, as it follows in the footsteps of the massive selling albums: Throwback Old Skool Anthems, Throwback R&B, Throwback Slowjamz, Throwback Summer Jamz, Throwback Grooves and Throwback Hip Hop. So, its time to take it back with these seminal blasts from the past including anthems from Justin Timberlake, Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias, Gloria Estefan and more! Actually, Spanish and Portuguese music does not belong to the Latin American, being, however, closely related to the last large number of connections; The influence of Spanish and Portuguese music on the Latin American is mutual.

Doubtless history has been unkind to many composers. As unkind to Manuel García , truly, as it has been to Joaquín Gaztambide, Cristóbal Oudrid or Rafael Calleja. Doubtless, yes. But there's one point which should be clarified. Manuel García has been stigmatized as the “lost link” between Mozart and Rossini, an intermediate stepping stone towards the “Rossini Style” (!!), and yesterday's Teatro de la Zarzuela offering was duly defined by critics and opera buffs as “ Rossinian ”.

Julio José Iglesias de la Cueva (born 23 September 1943), better known as Julio Iglesias, is a Spanish singer and songwriter. In 1983, he was celebrated as having recorded songs in the most languages in the world, and in 2013 for being the Latin artist with the most records sold in history. Iglesias is recognized as the most commercially successful European singer in the world and one of the top ten record sellers in music history, having sold more than 350 million records worldwide in 14 languages. It is estimated that during his career he has offered more than 5000 concerts, having performed for over 60 million people on five continents. In April 2013 he was awarded in Beijing as the most popular international artist in China. In Brazil, France, Romania, Italy, and others, Iglesias is the most successful foreign record seller, while in his home country, Spain, he has sold the most records in history, with 23 million records.

The project was born in 2016 with the artistic union between YANO, the superstar DJ and producer of New Afro Made in Italy (aka YANO PROJECT) and the Seismic, the very young singer. The common denominator of this project is the passion for Latin Pop / Reggaeton music that gives the light of a song from the current sounds, ideal for both the most excited Dancefloor and live performances.

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Chapter Four: Alive In New York is the 1975 album by Gato Barbieri. Originally released by the Impulse label, this edition was pressed by the Verve Music Group on 27 September, 2005, remastered by Bob Irwin.

Two complete Rockpalast TV shows from Germany (1998 / 2008) plus a bonus concert from 2002, 12-page booklet. The Rockpalast performance of June 21, 1998 at the Loreley is a significant example of the first international phase of success. It was Tito & Tarantula's third concert in Germany and it shows that their musical reputation did not crumble to dust in broad daylight at all. At that time the violinist and mandolin player Lyn Bertles gave the band a more folkloristic touch. That and the simmering mixture of blues, rock and Americana with Mexican influences put the German crowd under the same spell as the shady spectators in the famous movie scene…

Guadalupe Plata returns to the front page of the music in our country with the output of his fourth album, which, like the previous ones, takes as title the name of the group and the year of its publication. Since the release of its first LP in 2011, Úbeda's blues trio has shown great regularity by releasing the album every two years ('Guadalupe Plata 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017').

Otto's first creative professional job was as percussionist for the groups Nação Zumbi and Mundo Livre S/A, recording their two first albums with them. In 1989 he departed for France, where he spent two years. Returning to Brazil, he met Chico Science and Fred 04, future proponents of the mangue beat movement. Otto's Samba Pra Burro was praised by the press for its blend of the folk rhythms of Pernambuco with drum'n'bass, rap, and electronica. The album was chosen by the São Paulo Association of Art Critics (APCA) as the best of 1998. Otto has performed internationally since then.

O namoro de Valéria Oliveira com o samba começou há quatro anos, com o lançamento de "Em Águas Claras" - numa homenagem a Clara Nunes. Agora ele se consolida com a chegada de "Mirá". Concebido a várias mãos em um verdadeiro intercâmbio cultural entre Natal e Rio de Janeiro, o projeto está disponível nas lojas e plataformas digitais. O disco traz sambas e boleros com um repertório majoritariamente autoral, que revela toda a versatilidade da artista. A base do enredo do projeto está na raiz potiguar, nas vivências da cantora, e em temas recorrentes e contemporâneos na vida dos brasileiros. Valéria compartilha a produção do disco com o maestro Rildo Hora, parceiro pela segunda vez em sua carreira.

Excellent new album by the Trio formed by: Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown and Marisa Monte, fifteen years after the phenomenal success of their first album, "Os Tribalistas" Are back and launches new CD and DVD with ten unpublished and authorial tracks.

Having previously tried his hand at revivalist disco, jazz-funk and Afro-funk, it was probably only a matter of time before Bruno "Patchworks" Hovart tried his hand at Jorge Ben style samba-pop. Naturaza sees him joining forces with Ipanema-born musician and vocalist Jonathan Da Silva under the Jaoa Selva pseudonym. Musically, the album sounds like it could have been recorded in Brazil in the late '60s or early '70s, such is the fuzzy authenticity of the duo's production, instrumentation and song-writing skills. It's packed with summery, feel-good gems, the majority of which boast the distinctive shuffle of vintage samba and the jaunty musicality of early Azymuth.

Paulo Miklos faz um mergulho na música brasileira e lança o que considera, de fato, seu primeiro trabalho individual na música. Gravado entre março e abril de 2017, A Gente Mora no Agora é calcado no violão de náilon, explora profundamente o universo da música popular brasileira, terreno em que Miklos sempre transitou – inclusive no palco, relendo canções de Noel Rosa junto ao Quinteto em Branco e Preto; e no cinema, quando interpretou personagens icônicos como Adoniran Barbosa. Com incentivo da Natura Musical, a produção musical do álbum ficou a cargo de Pupillo, da Nação Zumbi e coprodução de Apollo Nove. A direção artística é assinada por Marcus Preto, que guiou discos recentes de Tom Zé e Gal Costa.