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01. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Llego La Banda
02. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Soul Sauce (Feat. Felipe Fournier)
03. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Taboga
04. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - La Mucura
05. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Lluvia Con Nieve
06. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Mujer Divina
07. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Salsa Na' Mas
08. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Bemba Colora (Feat. Chico Raro)
09. Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa - Ay Que Rico (Feat. José Benjamín)
ARTIST
TITLE
Live At Nublu, NYC
FORMAT
LP

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TOC 1914LP TOC 1914LP
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RELEASE DATE
7/25/2025

Cheo y Los Consentidos de la Casa is a dynamic, funk-infused Latin music project led by Cheo Pardo (of Los Amigos Invisibles). Serving as the house band for a bi-weekly dance night at NYC's Nublu, the group blends salsa, boogaloo, cha-cha-cha, and bolero with psychedelic effects and deep grooves. Their debut live album captures this high-energy fusion, reimagining Latin classics with a modern, electrifying twist that honors tradition while pushing boundaries. This isn't your abuela's salsa night -- this is Cheo Y Los Consentidos De La Casa. Funk-forward. Rhythm-obsessed. 100% dance floor approved. Born from a love of vintage Latin soul and the raw energy of NYC's dance floors, Cheo assembled an all-star crew of the city's hottest Latin players all filtered through wah-wah pedals, space echoes, fuzzy guitar solos, and a deep, unshakable groove. The result? A psychedelic, percussive party that's equal parts tradition and funked-out future. Recorded live at Nublu this album captures the heat, sweat, and sabor of their wildest nights -- reimagining classics from Joe Cuba, Willie Colón, Eddie Palmieri, Mon Rivera, and more. Each track is a tribute and a reinvention, breathing new life into the old- school with a cosmic twist, and opening the doors for a whole new generation to feel that sabrosura in their bones. Featuring Felipe Fournier, Chico Raro, and José Benjamín.