electrocumbia

cumbiancha

DANCE SPANISH

Cumbion ! (Cumbia Compilation 2011)

cumbia all star

Cumbia Digital

2013-LATINO

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Tracks

Cumbia Gipsy Lou

SONIDO GALLO NEGRO VERSIONANDO GRAN TEMA DE LOS ANGELES AZULES

CUMBIA DE LAS PICADITAS

Remix for El Hijo de la Diabla's Baika EP.
Released by Cocobass

FREE DOWNLOAD! Enjoy ;)

Baika (TBCO Remix)

Alemaniatica - Cancion Xtraña de la Cakita (Pa Kongal Refix)

Perdoname (Pa Kongal Refix mashupero)

Cumbia con Acordeon (Pa Kongal Refix)

 Cumbia Dub Urbana con un groove que todo lo domina !

Alto Perú - Fantoche

Morena (Pa Kongal refix)

Nuevo remix de San la muerte por Kinky Electric Noise! 
 Miami, Fl based Colombian/American Kinky Electric Noise combines the musical and cultural influences of Latin America (cumbia, porro, vallenato, chicha, champeta) and the Caribbean (dub, reggae, dancehall) with the bass heavy sounds of early hip hop, electro, breakbeat and house.

Alto Perú - San La Muerte (Kinky Electric Noise Remix)

Cumbia Altiplano Caribeña
Letra y Música: Angel Anibal Rosado / Músico Invitado: Gustavo Patiño
Dist. Epsa Music  http://www.epsamusic.com.ar/
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VIVI POZZEBON- "CARIÑITO"

DJ MATEO - Cumbia Namberwan

Adele - Rolling In The Deep (Remix Cumbia)

From the sweltering tropical depths of Cali, Colombia Will ‘Quantic’ Holland’s studio band Los Miticos Del Ritmo (The Mythics of Rhythm) return with an album of hip shaking, dancefloor quaking instrumental cumbias. Released on CD, LP and download on the 30th April. The LP is 100% analogue and comes with an original screen-printed front cover designed by the London based artist Lewis Heriz.

Assembled using vallenato and cumbia musicians living in Cali, Los Miticos del Ritmo are a 7 piece studio band put together by British musician, producer and now Colombian resident Will ‘Quantic’ Holland.

Covers of Queen’s ‘Another One Bites The Dust’, Michael Jackson’s ‘Don’t Stop’, The Abyssinians reggae classic 'Satta Massagana'  and Gildardo Montoya’s ‘Fabiola’ (as featured on Soundway’s ‘The Original Sound of Cumbia’ sit along side original cumbias on this feel good, house party cumbia LP.

Recorded in Will’s home studio in Cali, his approach was to produce an album with the aesthetics of 1960s tropical recordings made in Colombia and the Caribbean. Careful attention made to preserve the analogue quality of the recording at every stage.

‘The idea of the record was to record something that sounded like a lost cumbia classic,’ said Will in a recent interview with Soundway ‘Like something dug out of a Barranquilla basement after decades of humidity and dust. In a modern climate of mashups and sampling, it seemed refreshing to record something with musicians doing covers and approaching new ideas for cumbia, rather than rehashing old tricks.’

The record was recorded entirely on 4 track tape, using a process of overdubs and tape transfers to record multiple sessions at different times with different musicians. As Holland began to play the dub plates of the project in his DJ sets around the world, tracks like ‘Cumbia de Mochilla’ and ‘Another one Bites the Dust’ slowly became sure-fire dancefloor winners.

Los Mitcios Del Ritmo first saw the light of day on Quantic’s vinyl only EP ‘Hip Hop En Cumbia’, released last year through Tru Thoughts. The group includes Ancer Rada (percussion) grandson of the great Colombian accordionist Franscisco Pacho Rada, one of very first Colombian troubadours to tour unaccompanied with just his voice and accordion. The band is also compromised of Combo Barbaro regulars Fernando Silva (bass) and Freddy Colorado (percussion).

Since moving to Colombia in 2007 Will has slowly immersed himself in the musical history of the country. The much acclaimed ‘The Original Sound of Cumbia’, a 55 track compilation of Colombian cumbia and porro released on Soundway in 2011, was the result of five years of field research from Will. Simply finding and compiling old records is not however in Will’s DNA. The research is more an education for Quantic the musician who has been learning accordion for close to five years now, even taking lessons from Colombian and Panamanian accordion masters such as Anibal Velasquez and Papi Brandao.

Los Miticos Del Ritmo sees Will as an accordionist for an entire long player for the first time and must be the first traditional cumbia record recorded on tape in Colombia for many years.

Los Miticos Del Ritmo - Otro Muerde El Polvo (Another One Bites The Dust)

ARMANDO HERNANDEZ CON LOS CORRALEROS DE MAJAGUAL - Sin Alma y Sin Cora (THORNATO EDIT)

Cumbia con Caña de Millo de Jorge Jimeno

Cumbia Sabrosa - Jorge Jimeno

Cuando la tarde se pone caliente y el sol te mira con su mirada ardiente no hay de otra que puyarle el lao, metérselo por el costao y echarle la leche encima.... Si estás caliente, cómete un raspao y recuerda que lo escuchaste primero aquí en STQCO "La emisora del pueblo".

02 - Stereocuco - El Raspao

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Ella vive una vida solitaria
ella vive una vida solitaria

Cuando se despiertó tarde por la mañana
y el día apenas había comenzado
abrió sus ojos y pensó
Oh que mañana
no es un día para trabajar
es un día para broncearme
recostada en la playa divirtiéndome
ella va a atraparte

todo lo que ella quiere es un viejo panzón
se habrá ido mañana
todo lo que ella quiere es un viejo panzón...

Ella quiere...

Nosotros remix of http://soundcloud.com/sonido-guay 's linda tema out en Wakale Records.  

Production de Jens Fokking y Copyflex

ZIP FILE OF AL REMIXES

Sonido Guay Nené - Oye Mi Negra (Copia Doble Systema Remix)

Stereo Love version Cumbia Drive.
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Stereo Love - Cumbia Drive

From the upcoming Compilation "Diablos Del Ritmo" - The colombian Melting Pot 1960 - 1985

double CD, 2x Double LP - coming out early November!
After half a decade in which seven expeditions were made to Barranquilla, Analog Africa is honored to present “Diablos del Ritmo,” an anthology of - and tribute to - the immense sound of 1970s Colombia. Thousands of records were collected, boiling down to a colorfully diverse selection of 32 tracks (available on Double CD, 2 x Double LP and digital format), Split between Afrobeat, Afrofunk, Psychedelia-inspired rhythms on Part.1 and an array of danceable tropical rhythms on Part.2

Lumbalú - Calixto Ochoa  y Los Papaupas

05- Con Cariño

Probably the first EP... more tracks to come!

The Binary Cumbia Orchestra - Coomvee-Ah!

The Binary Cumbia Orchestra - Ydyay

The Binary Cumbia Orchestra - Gigante

Includes samples from "La Inconforme" by Grupo G

The Binary Cumbia Orchestra - La Inconformable

This is just a really simple edit for live shows.

Alex Alvarado - El Ruidito (The Binary Cumbia Orchestra edit)

A Quantic track recorded in 2011 combining Gaitas of the north coast and trumpet lines laid down by the Combo Barbaro's cuban trumpeter Angel Hernandez. Ska undertones and bass for the dance.

Sol Clap

SENCILLO PROMOCIONAL DEL ALBUM LUCERO DE FE . 

NO ESTABA MUERTO

http://www.sofrito-tropicaldiscotheque.com/

Preview for Sofrito's Tropical Discotheque compilation on Strut, mixed by DJ Hugo Mendez.  For their debut compilation, Sofrito bring together 15 dynamite tropical grooves old and new ranging from raw cumbia, heavy Congolese soukous, bassline calypso and cosmic highlife.  The full compilation will be out in January on Strut.

1. Sabroso Bacalao - Adolfo Echeverria
2. Je ne bois pas Beaucoup - Les Ya Toupas du Zaire
3. Popilation Basse-Terrienne au abois - Ti Celeste
4. Pitchito - Frente Cumbiero
5. Ohue (Frankie Francis & SImbad Edit) - Victor Uwaifo
6. Arrete Mal Parlé - Fair Nick Stars
7. Carnival long ago - Roaring Lion

Sofrito: Tropical Discotheque

Je Ne Bois Pas Beaucoup

Sofrito: Tropical Discotheque mini-mix by DJ Hugo Mendez

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Harlem Shake - Cumbia Drive

Cumbia Mamacita - Palov (Free Download)

Mash Up de los Yeah yeah yeahs vs Calle 13. Mezclado por NakuBerneri. 

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs vs Calle 13 - Gritona Atrevida (Pat Moritas Mix)

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First it was tango which underwent the digital treatment of DJs, musicians and producers. Impelled by Gotan Project and Bajofondo it moved from the “milongas” and other local clubs to concerts hall, night clubs, festivals, etc. and soon nu-tango was rubbing shoulders with pop and techno without inhibitions. Following on this worldwide wave of electro revival (extremely popular in South America) it is now the turn of another great Latin-American rhythm known as cumbia to go under the knife of these music surgeons specialists in resuscitating old cracking vynils. The style is sweet, sensual and frenzied. But having been used and abused to such an extend, it was on the verge of disappearing by lack of creativity and a certain overkill. Luckily, in the 2000s, a new generation of artists got hold of the genre and, re branding it "nu-cumbia", "digital cumbia" or "electro-cumbia", gave it a new dimension. It became more elegant and sophisticated without ever losing its dancing properties.

In August 2009 Силвестре Херрера, DJ/producer from Comodoro Rivadavia (Argentina), posted an mp3 on the Facebook of his friend Federico from the band “The Peronist”. The song was called "Coomvee-ah!" and was still unfinished. He did not know at that time but The Binary Cumbia Orchestra had just been born. Taking inspiration from Colombian cumbia, mambo and electro, it sounds both modern and retro with its samples which seem to come straight from the 50s. The vibe is both graceful and stylish but still grasps the popular and rather kitsch essence of the genre.
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