Rumberos De La Ocho, by Rumberos de la 8

Rumberos De La Ocho

by Rumberos de la 8

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1.	El Pregon 04:57	download
2.	Un Sueno Muy Profundo 07:11	download
3.	Arague 05:30	download
4.	El Cisne Blanco 05:13	download
5.	Rumba Para Los Orishas 05:24	download
6.	Descarga 8 02:41	download
7.	Oddie 04:30	download
8.	Deja Que Me Muera 05:07	download
9.	Ave Maria Morena 06:04	download
10.	Ya Tu Estas Viejo 06:22	download
11.	Deja Que Me Muera (instrumental) 04:30	download

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Spamusica's latest release is from Rumberos de la 8 an all-star group of percussionists and singers hailing from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and born on the streets of Miami. They perform each week with Spam Allstars at their residency in Little Havana, FL at Hoy Como Ayer. Their debut recording features Boris Monterecy, Sonyalsi Feldman, Tomas Diaz, Mercedes Abal, Lazaro Alfonso, Joxi Caballero, Diosvany Boulet, Yoel del Sol, Eduardo Rodriguez, Jose Elias, J.J. Freire, & Ray Romero Jr. Recorded and mixed by Le Spam at City Of Progress Studio in N. Miami, FL between August 2008 - July 2009. Artwork by Charlie Rosario who created distinctive covers for Charlie Palmieri, Tito Puente and other artists on Fania, Coco and other 60’s and 70’s latin labels.

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released 10 January 2010
Featuring:

Tomas Diaz (timbales, vocals) and Sonyalsi Feldman (vocals) both hail from Matanzas Cuba, home to some of the strongest afro Cuban drumming traditions and share familial ties to los Muneqitos de Matanzas. Tomas is a current member of Spam Allstars.
Lazaro Alfonso (congas, bata, vocals), La Habana, Cuba. Brother of Jorge “el nino” Alfonso and has played with Irakere, Pacho Alonso and many other Cuban groups.
Yoel del Sol (timbales, congas), La Habana, Cuba. In 1993, he graduated from "The National School of Music" in Havana, Cuba and took lessons from some of the best percussion teachers in the world such as Changuito, Reynaldo Fernandez, Jose Eladio Amat, Roberto Vizcaino, Roberto Consepcion, Isel Rasua and Fernando Pina, just to name a few. Yoel won First Place in PERCUBA, the biggest and most important percussion festival in Havana, Cuba in 1995.
Little Ray Romero jr (congas, chekere), Puerto Rico, son of Little Ray Romero who played percussion with Miguelito Valdez, Eddie Palmieri, Ray Barretto and many others on countless classic recordings.
JJ Freire (congas, chekere), Puerto Rico, Drummer for latin rock group Los Bacilos.
Boris Monterecy (vocals), La Habana, Cuba has played with Grupo Clave y Guaguanco and currently performs with Timbalaye in Miami.

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"…an authentic Miami sound is being forged by [Spam Allstars]." - Rolling Stone

“The Spam ... more Allstars are generating a buzz in the music business for their rhythmic mixtures of electronica, Latin, funk, hip-hop and dub. And the band members are just as diverse as the music they groove to.” - NPR

“a good old latin jam, a “descarga’, with the same spirit of Cuba where descarga originated.” BBC less