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Chicha Por Favor Vol. 1 - Grooves From El Volcan: The Heartbeat Of Peruvian Cumbia

Various - Chicha Por Favor Vol. 1 - Grooves From El Volcan: The Heartbeat Of Peruvian Cumbia | Ritmo Del Barrio (none) - main
Various - Chicha Por Favor Vol. 1 - Grooves From El Volcan: The Heartbeat Of Peruvian Cumbia | Ritmo Del Barrio (none) - 1

A1

Grupo Atlantic - Danza Atlantic

A2

Los Tigres de Tarapoto - Bailando Con Los Tigres

A3

Los Invasores Del Progreso - Selva Mia

A4

Grupo Los Condores del Cusco - La Piedrita

A5

Grupo Punto 5 de la Oroya - Raquel

B1

Los Ranger's De Tingo Maria - Baila Babalu

B2

Grupo Los Condores del Cusco - Cusco Imperial

B3

Grupo Punto 5 de la Oroya - Triste Esperanza

B4

Grupo Atlantic - Amor En La Selva

B5

Los Invasores Del Progreso - Recordando A Mi Lita

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1x Vinyl LP Compilation

Release date: Dec 16, 2024, UK

Fast rising London label Cornerman International present the first volume in a new LP compilation series, the first of which looks in on some of the best Latin cumbia to grace Peru during the genre's golden era. Corralling every bright group star from Los Tigres to Grupo Atlantic to Los Invasores, this is a sure-to-be obscurio's favourite, reflecting the diversity of styles bottleable within the otherwise rhythmic constraint that defines the cumbia sound, as it particularly proliferated across Peru during the 1960s. A convenient fusion with American psych rock elements would define the Peruvian sound, which soon became known as chicha, though other Latin American epicentres such as Colombia were also hotbeds of the style. Notably, the release revives the distinctive sound of El Volcan, a Cusco-based label that became a beacon for cumbia in the Andes and beyond.