oh fuk, this is my first ever attempt at doing a Moombah trak. i never finished it, but randomly played it at Cumba Melas monday night party. and here it is trapped in amber, along side 10 or so other tunes i forgot about.

@orquesta: yeah!!!! the feeling is mutual!!!! 

Samba!

Fania, the iconic brand which has evolved from a legendary NYC-based music label known for launching some of the most influential Latin music stars over the past 50 years, to an innovative and digitally-driven global music, entertainment and lifestyle company, is continuing to expand their horizons with ARMADA FANIA, a new pop-up club and store on April 20th from 10PM - 4AM at Subrosa in the Meatpacking District with Dave Nada, DJ Bembona, and DJ Turmix. For more information and to RSVP visit www.armadafania.com/

This mixtape is a little taste of what DJ Bembona will be mixing at Armada Fania, hope you enjoy it!

Track List:
Canto Abacua - Ruben Blades
Tambo - Pete El Conde
Periodico De Ayer (Peridico de Hoy) - Lechner Jimenez Remix
Plastico - Ruben Blades
Que Se Sepa - Roberto Roena
Aguanile (Jose Marquez Remix) (Conga Dub) - Hector Lavoe
Herencia Africana (Branko Remix) - Celia Cruz
O Mi Chango - Mongo Santamaria
Chumba La Chumba - La Lupe
Virgencita  - Celia Cruz
El Perro Chu - Tommy Olivencia Y Su Orquesta
Amor Verdadero - Willie Colon
Toitica Tuya - La Lupe
El Carbonero - La Lupe
Burundanga - Celia Cruz
Maquinolandera - Ismael Rivera
Ah-Ah/Oh-No - Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe
Panamena - Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe
Las Caras Lindas - Ismael Rivera
Anacaona - Cheo Feliciano
Trucutu - Tommy Olivencia y Su Orquesta
Richie's Jala Jala - Richie Ray Y Bobby Cruz
Quimbara - Celia Cruz
New York Soul - Ray Barretto
Everybody's Got Soul - Flash & The Dynamics
Puerto Rican Soul 

Make sure you follow DJ Bembona at https://soundcloud.com/djbembona

DJ Bembona - Fania Mixtape (Armada Fania at Subrosa 4/20/17)

The San Francisco Bay Area is a unique cultural space that has given birth to some of the most iconic countercultural American music. It is a place where identities can be fluid and hyphenated, where new voices emerge to speak to their times. Two very different Bay Area artists, Meklit Hadero and Zena Carlota, use their music to explore what it means to live on two sides of a hyphen: African-American, black-artist, Ethiopian-American, female-musician, to name a few. Produced by Lisa Bartfai

About the producer:

Lisa Bartfai is a freelance radio journalist, writer and translator based in Brunswick, ME. As a senior producer at award-winning Blunt Youth Radio, Lisa shares her love of radio with the next generation of noisemakers.

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Distributed 10/3/2017

Afro-Symphonic Folk: From the Coasts of Africa to the San Francisco Bay

Alter Disco meets Rotunno

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Filmagem e Ediçao by Johel Almeida e Lia Axente
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Audio: Homeboyz Muzik

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