Los Demonios Del Mantaro: Los Demonios Del Mantaro
Los Demonios Del Mantaro: Los Demonios Del Mantaro
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Los Demonios Del Mantaro
Label: Ritmo Del Barrio
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 826853004602
Genre: Latin Pop/Rock
In the vibrant musical landscape of 1960s Peru, where genres like Rock n' Roll, Mambo, Merengue Dominicano, La Rumba Cubana, and Colombian Cumbia were thriving, Los Demonios Del Mantaro emerged as pioneers in blending diverse musical elements. Led by founder and harmonica player Carlos Baquerizo Castro, the group introduced a fresh perspective to the musical scene by fusing traditional Andean instruments with Caribbean percussion, creating a unique and captivating sound.The album, originally recorded in 1965 under the Sono Radio label, showcases the early experimentation and innovation that would later characterize the Chicha movement. The absence of guitars, bass, or drums, coupled with the inclusion of saxophone, clarinet, harmonica, and Caribbean percussion (timbaleta, Bongo, tumbadoras, bells, and güiro), sets this record apart from it's contemporaries.
Tracks:
1.1 La Chichera
1.2 Los Demonios
1.3 Flor Del Mantaro
1.4 Cumbia Del Amor
1.5 La Solterita
1.6 Papa Huancaina
1.7 Cumbia Andina
1.8 La Pecosa
1.9 Peti PÁN
1.10 La Sobrada
1.11 Pañuelito Blanco
1.12 Mis Sutrimientos
