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Putumayo Records Presents:<br />
Colombia 2001<br />
Upbeat, danceable music from the country that inspired the Putumayo name. <br />
Rip 192kbs<br />
Covers Included<br />
Named after a beautiful Colombian river valley, Putumayo returns to its roots with a fun and danceable collection of cumbia, vallenato, porro and salsa. Colombia plays an important role in Putumayo's history, as company founder Dan Storper was inspired to name his original clothing and handcrafts company after the stunning Putumayo River valley he visited in 1974. <br />
The music of Colombia has yet to make an international splash like Cuban music has in recent years, but everyone who is familiar with Latin America's third largest country knows that it is likely to be the source of the next big thing in Latin music. Fans of the straight-to-the-bone grooves of Cuban music will find the music of Colombia equally entrancing and soulful. <br />
Discover the instantly engaging music of Colombia with this fun, accessible collection of music that will light up any fiesta. The extensive liner notes are in English and Spanish, and the 32-page booklet features artist photos as well as beautiful images of Colombia. <br />
Tracklist:<br />
Los 50 de Joselito - Montanerisimo <br />
Los Warahuaco - La Tuna <br />
Gabriel Romero - Las Lavanderas <br />
Joe Arroyo - Yamulemau <br />
Lucho Bermudez - Fiesta de Negritos <br />
Toto la Momposina - Oye Manita <br />
Grupo Bahia - A Guapi <br />
Tulio Zuloaga - Temporal <br />
Fruko y sus Tesos - Soy Como Soy <br />
La Sonora Dinamita - El Ciclân <br />
Orquesta de Edmundo Arias - Cumbia del Caribe <br />
The Latin Brothers - Delia La Cumbiambera <br />
This is one of the many Putumayo´s records I have in mind to upload, so please help keep seeding after you downloaded.<br />
Enjoy It!<br />
Ulysses56<br />
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For more info: <a target="_blank" href="http://www.putumayo.com/">http://www.putumayo.com/</a><br />
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