"Rockin The Barrio" compuesto música & letra por  Dinamita Pereda.
Download desde www.dinamitaswing.com

Dinamita & La Swing Factory:
Guitarra Lider & Voz: Dinamita Pereda
Bajo: Jose Machicote
Guitarra Ritmica : Facu Silva
Coros: Luxy & Jose Pereda
Batería: Esteban Lopez
Percusion : Compadre

Co-Producido por Dinamita Pereda y Antonio Acosta
Grabado y Mezclado por Antonio Acosta en Ciclos Estudio entre Marzo y Noviembre 
de 2013 (Mdeo, Uruguay)
Masterizado analógicamente en Dic de 2013 por Eduardo Bergallo en Puro Mastering (BsAs, Argentina) www.puromastering.com
Idea y Foto de Tapa : Juan Manuel Barrios / Diseño Grafico by Artex
Agradecimientos : Juan Manuel Barrios, Nacho Maran, Flia Vivo, Juan Branaa
www.dinamitaswing.com 
2013

Dinamita & La Swing Factory - "Rockin The Barrio"

El Kinto - José (Eduardo Mateo)
grabado en Montevideo, en 1969.

Eduardo Mateo: voz y guitarra
Walter Cambón: guitarra
Alfredo Vita: bajo
Luis Sosa: batería
Chichito Cabral: percusión
Urbano Moraes: coros

El Kinto - José (1969)

THE ROOTS OF SUBTROPICAL MUSIC:
Cumbia, Guaracha, Merengue, Porro & Plena Dura!

Uruguay 1975-1980

Sonido Cotopaxi - Melisa
Grupo Keguay - cerca del palmar
Las Estrellas de Macondo : Si fueras tú * 
Tropicana 70 - plena sensacional 
Conjunto Casino - que golazo! ^^
Sonora Borinquen - el disco rayao
Grupo Manatí - El porro
Combo Camaguey - Tío Caimán
Sonora Cienfuegos - pies mojados
Las Estrellas de Macondo - María Mercedes **
Grupo Manatí – Jala Jala en Panamá (outro)

*canta Carlos Goberna
**canta Macumba
^^canta Chico Ferry

selección y mixtape de Selectorchico™
tipografía : Gastón Castagnet - KLTR
diseño gráfico : Nandy Cabrera 

This is a re-edition of selected works crafted during the seventies by uruguay's based label Macondo. The artists tried to emulate the tropical music styles that were popular at the time in Caribbean countries such as Puerto Rico, Panamá (Plena, Merengue) and Colombia (Porro, Bomba and of course Cumbia) but it came out raw and a little off, defining a unique genre which we could now retrospectively call Plena Dura.

These different rhythms and styles are sometimes blended and mixed with afro-uruguayan candombe traditional drums in a particular and original style with a unique, almost garage electric feel, full of sizzling hi-hats. The harmonies are sometimes led by farfisa organ and fuzz guitar, counterpointed with blaring brass sections with swinging trumpets (arranged by producer and trumpet player himself Mario Maldonado) while sometimes spacey murga choirs appear in and out of the mix. Outstanding vocalists are surely Carlos Goberna (from Sonora Borinquen, still in activity today) and Macumba and his crooning antics featured in Grupo Manatí.

All the material was taken from used vinyl, and is very little-known outside Uruguay. All of it was bought digging in second-hand thrift since no master-tapes are apparently available and this music was never re-issued digitally until now.


REVISITANDO MACONDO vol 1 - The Roots of Subtropical Music ( Uruguay 1975 - 1980 )

Released on May 12, 2015.

Digital: http://apple.co/293dF20
Physical: https://www.omnianmusicgroup.com/products/who-me

Who, Me?

Juan Wauters // She Might Get Shot

Nuevo single 'Water'
Grabado y mezclado por Ignacio Vecino.
Tapa por Guido Iafigliola.

New single 'Water'
Recorded and mixed by Ignacio Vecino.
Artwork by Guido Iafigliola.

Water

Mountain Castles - Water

DIAMANTE

Tribo Massàhi - Menina da Janela

Príncipe azul - El Kinto (EDUARDO MATEO)

from Purple Chicha: Peruvian Cumbias Rebajadas (A Murky Recess Müx)

Juaneco y Su Combo - Vacilando Con Ayahuasca (Murky Recess Mix)

I wanted to do a big, spacey, cosmic-themed disco version of this classic. Here's the result, 8 minutes 53 seconds in all. It's like you're a big interstellar spaceship pumping through the star-sprangled void. 

Download

Edge of Seventeen (The Starkiller's Seventeen Lightyears Remix)

Eduardo Mateo - Uh, Qué Macana

Dinamita & La Swing Factory is a Uruguayan Band.
As much as their sound might take you, to other places of this Earth; their strong and forward attitude will bring you back to the southern hemisphere.
A few months ago, they released in Uruguay and Argentina, their first LP called, “Rio Bravo”.
This excellently recorded album stands for its smooth and clean sound.
Their eleven track record, is a balanced, sparkling, mixture of glam rock, hard rock, a pinch of our home made southern rock, and last but not least a little bit of funk as well.
Although, we can hear those reminiscences of T-Rex ad BC52´s beautiful girls chorus, that brings not only that feminine touch to the album, but one hell of an attitude.
Finally, this band, has a uniqueness touch, captured in the seductive and metaphoric voice of its singer.

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