Rito Esclavo, by Pedro Laza y sus Pelayeros

Rito Esclavo

by Pedro Laza y sus Pelayeros

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Includes unlimited streaming of Rito Esclavo via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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	1.	LA MAFAFA 02:56
	2.	CARIÑOSO 02:37
	3.	SEÑORA SANTANA 02:10
	4.	LINDO MAGDALENA 02:34
	5.	EL CHUPAFLOR 02:23
	6.	CARA DE PIEDRA 02:49
	7.	ROBERTO RUIZ 02:37
	8.	LAMENTO GUAJIRO 02:04
	9.	LA MANO DESCOMPUESTA 02:52
	10.	RITO ESCLAVO 02:22
	11.	EL QUE AGUANTÓ, AGUANTÓ 02:55
	12.	LA VARITA DE CAÑA 02:09

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First ever reissue of “Rito esclavo”, Pedro Laza’s eighth album as leader of Los Pelayeros, originally released on Discos Fuentes to great success in 1961.

This early Fuentes classic LP is distinguished by high quality engineering that holds up brilliantly more than half a century later, with bright and deceptively intricate interlocking brass featuring a distinctive reed section, rolling tropical percussion and a wide variety of Caribbean rhythms from both Colombia (cumbia, porro, paseaíto, fandango) and Cuba (cha-cha-chá, mambo).

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Primera reedición de “Rito esclavo”, el octavo álbum de Pedro Laza como líder de los Pelayeros, que alcanzó gran éxito al ser publicado por Discos Fuentes en 1961.

“Rito esclavo” es un LP clásico dentro del catálogo de Discos Fuentes y destaca por la calidad de su grabación, que sigue sonando espectacular 56 años después, con brillantes y entretejidos vientos, percusión tropical y una amplia variedad de ritmos caribeños de Colombia (cumbia, porro, paseaíto, fandango) y Cuba (cha-cha-chá,
mango).

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released June 21, 2019

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Vampisoul Madrid, Spain

Started in 2002 as part of the Munster group of labels, Vampisoul is now established as one of the most respected reissue labels on the planet. New Orleans funk, 60s R&B, East Harlem boogaloo, Cuban jam sessions, exotic soundtracks, tail-shaking soul, trippy tropical sounds, Peruvian groovers, West African highlife, East European jazz, Nigerian Afrobeat… ... more