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La Primera NocheArtist: Issac Delgado
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| # | Name | Play | Time | Info |
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| 01 | La Sandunguita | 3:52 | Alain Pérez bajo, tres, coros | |
| 02 | Obsesion | 4:25 | José Rivero, Javier Gutierrez piano, teclados | |
| 03 | El Punto Cubano | 5:16 | Juan Cerro, Roman Filiu guitarra, saxos | |
| 04 | Dos | 3:28 | Basilio Márquez, Francisco "Paco" Ibañez trompetas | |
| 05 | Amigo Juan | 5:07 | Adel González, Roberto Timaná conga, bongó | |
| 06 | Mi Romantica | 5:04 | Yuri Nogueira, Timbal y bongoes | |
| 07 | Amigo | 4:55 | Georvis Picó batería | |
| 08 | Cancion Para Ese Dia | 2:47 | William Paredes trombón | |
| 09 | La Primera Noche | 3:25 | Jovilien Riol trombón | |
| 10 | Asi Era Ella | 3:47 | Daria Delgado coros | |
| 11 | Sueno De Amor | 2:51 | Andrés Martínez coros | |
| 12 | Que Me Disculpen | 4:58 | Sol Pilas, Majza Hins coros | |
| 13 | La Vida Es Un Carnaval | 5:05 | Issac Delgado voz proncipal, director |
Issac's final disc for the now defunct label RMM, "La Primera Noche" contains lots of smooth, well-crafted and emotionally satisfying vocal tracks which don't necessarily sound like hardcore Timba. However it has a handful of numbers which have become staples of Issac's incomparable live concerts, including "La Sandunguita", "Amigo Juan" and "Que Me Disculpen" -- all written by bassist Alain Pérez.
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When Melón moved to Spain, the very capable synthesizer player, Pepe Rivero, took over on piano and Alain Pérez took full control of the arranging as well as doing much of the songwriting. The rest of the group remained largely the same and it was this incarnation of the band that recorded Issac's final disc for RMM, "La primera noche". Like most of Issac's discs, it contains lots of smooth, well-crafted and emotionally satisfying vocal tracks which don't necessarily sound like hardcore Timba. However it also contains a handful of numbers which have become staples of Issac's incomparable live concerts, including "La Sandunguita", "Amigo Juan" and "Que Me Disculpen" -- all written by Alain Pérez. Joaquín Betancourt wrote the title song and contributed an arrangement, "Amigo", before returning to a much more active arranging role in the subsequent two albums. -- Kevin Moore of www.TIMBA.com
