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Zona Marginal, Triangulo Oscuro, Doctor Krapula
Rough Guide to Urban Latino
Genres: International Music, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, R&B, Latin Music

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. No Más - Palacios, Diego
2. A Moverse - Estevez, Rubén
3. El Pibe de Mi Barrio - Jaramillo, David
4. Eres Re-Lindo - D'Alessio
5. Contigo [#] - DelRosario, Edward
6. Coqueteando - Bermúdez, Lucho
7. Vencer O Morir - Ramirez, Alexander
8. Hey You - Barrera, Rodolpho
9. SOS un Cheto - Dj, Pua
10. Riva [Gringo Jo Remix] - DeOliveira
11. Macomé [Yoruba BPM Mix] - Prado, Pérez
12. Amor a Primera Vista [#] - Mena, Felix
13. El Indio - Arteaga, R.
14. Una Salida - Fajardo, Raymundo H
15. Polaris - Bostich

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CD Details

All Artists: Zona Marginal, Triangulo Oscuro, Doctor Krapula, Ska Cubano, Asilo 38, Verba Brava, Holger Hiller, Bostich, Charanga Cakewalk, Judiny
Title: Rough Guide to Urban Latino
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: World Music Network
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 2/17/2006
Genres: International Music, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, R&B, Latin Music
Styles: Mexico, Dance Pop, Latin Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 605633116021

Synopsis

Album Description

From BogotÃ¡ to Rio, urban life across Latin America is a struggle for most but the elite few. Wrapped up in killer dancefloor fillers, the music resonates and pulses with the trials and tribulations of everyday life and can express injustice just as sweetly as it does elation. Jam-packed with some of the hottest sounds from the urban Latino world, this album features lyrics born on the street dripping with tales of passion, anger, love and politics. Presenting rap from Colombia, rock nacional from Argentina, Cuban ska, Mexican electronica, reggaeton and hip-hop from all over, The Rough Guide To Urban Latino contains some of the most inspirational artists in the genre. Artists include - Zona Marginal, TrÃangulo Oscuro, Doctor Krapula, Actitud MarÃa Marta, Chacka , Ska Cubano, Asilo 38, Nava, Yerba Brava, Arakatuba feat. Liliana Chachian, Holger Hiller, Judiny feat. Caroline, Charanga Cakewalk, El Otro Yo Del Otro Yo and Bostich

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CD Reviews

Estupendo conscious hip-hop!

Preston C. Enright | Denver, CO United States | 04/11/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Rough Guide's "Urban Latino" is a true gift. At turns joyful, indignant, subversive and easy to dance to, this CD offers something for any music fan, whether you speak Spanish or not. I'm currently studying Spanish, and the thoughtful lyrics of these songs are inspiring me to discover the meaning of every word I hear. The songs by Colombia's Zona Marginal and Argentina's Actitud Maria Marta are particularly powerful, and I'll be purchasing their CDs. I found Zona Marginal's CD for sale at the website of an organization called "Justice for Colombia." From interviews with the group, I learned that Zona's members have received death threats from Colombia's paramilitaries for their lyrics. Fortunately, they are receiving support from concerned people around the world, and Amnesty International sponsored Zona's tour of England.

The all-female hip-hop trio Actitud Maria Marta has a similarly potent political message that urges "their fellow Latin Americans to wake up to their collective cultural identity and fight for libertad and the right to rap" (from the liner notes). Their website provides a wealth of information on the cultural/political movement[...]

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