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Lecuona Cuban Boys
Volume 8 (1941-44)
Genres: International Music, Latin Music

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Abaneque Yamba [Rumba] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, V?squez, E.
2. Mi Negra Cherie [Rumba]
3. Incertidumbre [Bolero] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, Ruiz, Gabriel
4. Cuando Vuelva a Paris [Rumba]
5. No Quiero Tu Amor [Bolero]
6. La Comparsa de Bel?n [Conga] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, V?squez, E.
7. Guaira [Canto Indio]
8. Vamo' Jos? [Conga]
9. Caminos Cruzados (Malague?a) [Foxtrot] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, Lecuona, Ernesto
10. Si Me Pudieras Querer [Bolero] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, De Nieve, Bola
11. Salvaje [Afro-Cubano]
12. El Guam-Pam-Pam [Rumba]
13. Linda Chilena [Bolero]
14. Son Cubano - Lecuona Cuban Boys, Lecuona, Ernesto
15. Seg?n Pasan los A?os [Foxtrot] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, Hupfield, H.
16. Me Estoy Enamorando de Ti [Bolero]
17. Bongo [Afro-Cubano] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, V?squez, E.
18. Mi Sue?o y T? [Rumba]
19. Coraz?n, ?Para Que? [Bolero]
20. Cha Cha le Negra [Rumba-Afro]
21. Pampa [Conga] - Lecuona Cuban Boys, Valle, A.

CD Details

All Artists: Lecuona Cuban Boys
Title: Volume 8 (1941-44)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Harlequin Records
Original Release Date: 11/18/1997
Release Date: 11/18/1997
Genres: International Music, Latin Music
Styles: Caribbean & Cuba, Cuba
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 008637209629

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CD Reviews

Harlelquin has made a great compilation

09/11/1998

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have heard all eight volumes of the Lecuona Cuban Boys series and think that the job made by Harlequin Records in England is the most fantastic compilation. Even though I am only 35 years old, I have heard this music ever since I can remember. My parents were so lucky to see them in the stage and dance at their live performances in Lima, Peru, during the South America tour. I have look for this records for years and finally found this incredible treasure. I,d like to meet other people with the same interest. I haighly recomend all the albums of the Harlequin series, and of course look forward for the release of Volume 9. Hopefully some more of the South American recordings will be on it. I have a question for those who share this passion... Is Armando Orefiche still alive? I wish I could some day meet the "maestro" and shake his hand."