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Yo No Me Parezco A NadieArtist: Bamboleo
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| Name | Listen | Time | Info |
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| Opening Estudio | 3:37 | camina pa' la pista.......... | |
| Yo No Me Parezco A Nadie | 6:41 | empújalo que es de cartón | |
| Si Tu No Hablaras Tanto | 6:42 | viste te cojiste el dedo con la puerta | |
| Amor Sin Traspaso | 6:17 | buen swing, solo de trompeta | |
| Tu Y Yo Una Misma Cosa | 3:37 | bolero insipracional, los 3 vocalistas cantan | |
| Pelicula Vieja | 6:12 | un clásico, con frases únicas y tremendo afinque | |
| Cuentales | 5:32 | con influencias de cumbia y rumba | |
| Mirando Al Cielo | 3:11 | tema romántico, suena como 'gospel' en español | |
| Con Un Canto En El Pecho | 6:24 | otro ejemplo del 'bloque' que todos saben que es únicamente Bamboleo |
Second release from this female-fronted, powerhouse timba band from Cuba sets the standard for dance music.
Camina pa' la pista que la pista no tiene espinas.
Like sweet rum and smooth cigars, Bamboleo is another one of those fine Cuban exports that, once
you get a taste of it, one sampling just won't be enough. The 14-member timba group is one hot number, from its music and choreography to its well-dressed singers and musicians. Lazaro Valdes
leads the band, and he also plays the piano, arranges, composes, and writes songs. A Havana native, he was enrolled in the Alejandro Garcia Caturla Academy during the 1970s. He established Bamboleo after spending time performing with such artists as Pachito Alonso, Bobby Carcasses, and Hector Tellez. He culled musicians from the cream of the crop, incorporating into his new troupe many who had trained at Havana's National School of the Arts. He added some spark with vocalist Haila Mompie, who in turn recruited vocalist Vannia Borges. Another Havana native, Borges became a music student when she was five years old, and first sang professionally with an all-woman outfit known as D'capo in the early '90s. Four years later, she moved on to Pachito Alonso y su Kini Kini, leaving in 1997 to add her talents to Bamboleo. Guantanamo native Yordamis Megret came to the group in 1998, a year after Mompie left. She started her musical training when she was 10 years old and took up the guitar. Like Borges, she, too, is an alumna of the National School of Arts. Upon graduation, she started singing professionally with Ricacha. Before joining Bamboleo, Megret sang for Jose Luis Cortes' salsa ensemble, PG.
Bamboleo first started touring outside of Cuba in 1996, the same year the group debuted with 'Te Gusto o Te Caigo Bien'. The group has performed in major U.S. cities, from Chicago to Miami, and New York to Los Angeles. After the release of 'Yo No Me Parezco A Nadie' and 'Ya No Hace Falta', the group toured the world, with stops in Europe, the U.S., and Japan, as well as China's Heineken 2000 World Music Festival. Bamboleo also contributed to the Temptations' Grammy-winning Ear-Resistable. In addition, the ensemble has been featured on the MTV program Road Rules, and has worked with artists such as James Brown, Femi Kuti, and George Benson. ~ Linda Seida, All Music Guide
Camina pa' la pista que la pista no tiene espinas.
Like sweet rum and smooth cigars, Bamboleo is another one of those fine Cuban exports that, once
you get a taste of it, one sampling just won't be enough. The 14-member timba group is one hot number, from its music and choreography to its well-dressed singers and musicians.
leads the band, and he also plays the piano, arranges, composes, and writes songs. A Havana native, he was enrolled in the Alejandro Garcia Caturla Academy during the 1970s. He established Bamboleo after spending time performing with such artists as Pachito Alonso, Bobby Carcasses, and Hector Tellez. He culled musicians from the cream of the crop, incorporating into his new troupe many who had trained at Havana's National School of the Arts. He added some spark with vocalist Haila Mompie, who in turn recruited vocalist Vannia Borges. Another Havana native, Borges became a music student when she was five years old, and first sang professionally with an all-woman outfit known as D'capo in the early '90s. Four years later, she moved on to Pachito Alonso y su Kini Kini, leaving in 1997 to add her talents to Bamboleo. Guantanamo native Yordamis Megret came to the group in 1998, a year after Mompie left. She started her musical training when she was 10 years old and took up the guitar. Like Borges, she, too, is an alumna of the National School of Arts. Upon graduation, she started singing professionally with Ricacha. Before joining Bamboleo, Megret sang for Jose Luis Cortes' salsa ensemble, PG.
Bamboleo first started touring outside of Cuba in 1996, the same year the group debuted with 'Te Gusto o Te Caigo Bien'. The group has performed in major U.S. cities, from Chicago to Miami, and New York to Los Angeles. After the release of 'Yo No Me Parezco A Nadie' and 'Ya No Hace Falta', the group toured the world, with stops in Europe, the U.S., and Japan, as well as China's Heineken 2000 World Music Festival. Bamboleo also contributed to the Temptations' Grammy-winning Ear-Resistable. In addition, the ensemble has been featured on the MTV program Road Rules, and has worked with artists such as James Brown, Femi Kuti, and George Benson. ~ Linda Seida, All Music Guide