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Authentic Funk from Argentina

Bienvenido Rodriguez | Dominican Republic | 10/12/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Illya Kuryaki have outdome themselves on this album, working with Bootsy Collins of Parliament Funkadelic on track 13. The beats and the music are extraordinary. People who want to cheer up will not be dissapointed cause you'll dance and dance and dance."

This is a CD worth buying

e.s. ortiz-gonzalez | Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico United States | 10/02/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Now, I must admit that this CD surprised me for good. When I bought it, my first thought was that I was wasting my money for some no-good thing. But heck no!: these guys know how to make you enjoy each and every day like it is your last one on earth. This CD is loaded with a -extremely enviable- good rythm section - what you will hear can be justly described as a heart-deep seasoned soul/funk with some nice hip-hop rap by its side-. Believe me, this is a CD worth buying. OK, I must address to those that can be easily offended that some lyrics here can get to be felt as kind of yucky (if you think the CD cover says it all wait 'til you see the booklet), but if you can happily deal with that I assure you that there will be no other problem besides your resisting to take it out of your CD player. So, check it out, and enjoy."

Old School Funk for the "dos mil"

Loren C. Moss | Columbus, OH United States | 11/12/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"¡Buenisimo! You HAVE TO purchase or at least audit Leche by Illya Kuryaki Y Los Valderramas ! I know, a weird name, I dont know where it came from either. But if you like 70's style Funk, 80's Rap or even that RFTW/Prince type freaky music you will enjoy immensely this CD. Partially recorded and produced in Ohio at Bootzilla Studios by BOOTSY COLLINS (who of course, appears on several cuts and leaves his "bootprint" throughout) this Argentinian duo builds upon a 30+ year "funkdation" taking us into the "dos mil." Obvious influences are Earth Wind & Fire, Parliament, Vico C and any # of the upbeat rappers of the nascent `80's."