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01. La Sonora De Lucho Macedo - Humo
02. Tito Chicoma Y Su Orquesta - El Diri Bop
03. Silveste Montez y sus Guantanameros - Las Guitarras Tropicales
04. Charlie Palomares Y Su Yuboney - Boogaloo Sabroso
05. El Combo De Pepe - Descarga en Menor
06. Carlos Muñoz Y Su Orquesta - El Conductor
07. Pedro Migul y sus Maracaibos - Arroz con Coco
08. Enrique Delgado Y Los Destellos - Boogaloo del Perro
09. Mario Allison Y Su Combo - La Negra esta Gozando
10. Coco Lagos Y Sus Orates - Guajira Boogaloo
11. Melcochita Con Betico Salas Y Su Sonora - Dejen Bailar al Loco
12. Tito Chicoma Y Su Orquesta - La Contamanina
13. Pedro Miguel Y Sus Maracaibos - No Hay Dos
14. Mario Allison Y Su Combo - Descargando
15. Compay Quinto - Mulata Rumbera
16. Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - Tutu Tata
17. Vicky Zamora Con La Sonora De Ñico Estrada - Pepito
18. Tito Chicoma Y Su Orquesta - Aqui
19. Coco Lagos Y Sus Orates - Coco's Descarga
20. Pedro Miguel Y Sus Maracaibos - Comentario en el Solar
21. Luis Duran y su Saxto - Chiquita Bonita
22. Ñico Estrada Y Su Sonora - El Munecon
23. Nilo Espinosa Y Orquesta - Jumping With Symphony Sid
24. Compay Quinto - Tormento Fiero
25. Vicky Zamora con la Orquesta de Tito Chicoma - Felipon
26. Mario Allison Y Su Combo - Oh Yeah
27. Melcochita Y Su Conjunto - Cobardia
28. Willy Marambio - Agonia
ARTIST
TITLE
Gozalo! - Bugalú Tropical Vol. 2
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
VAMPI 092CD VAMPI 092CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/7/2011

2007 release. This is the second volume in Vampisoul's series of tropical Peruvian music of the '60s. The casual music enthusiast might not think that Peru was a hotbed of tropical music in the 1960s and '70s, but with an indigenous tradition of Afro-Latin percussion on the coast, and an obsession with mambo in the '50s, Peru was actually the perfect place for the Cuban and Nuyorican sounds of son, boogaloo, and guaracha to take root. The proximity of Colombia and Venezuela made sure that cumbia was popular as well. The MAG label from producer Manuel A. Guerrero Silvestre captured this emerging pan-Latino sound in Lima, with the help of a few visiting Cubans, Puerto Ricans, and South Americans. While artists like Mario Allison, Alfredo Linares, Nilo Espinosa, Silvestre Montes, Tito Chicoma, Charlie Palomares, Ñico Estrada, and Willie Marambio may not be household names, the tasty tunes they cut over 30 years ago are a rare treat for the Latin music enthusiast, and will finally come into the spotlight thanks to this compilation. This second sampler gives you another sabroso taste of a very special period in Peru's musical and social history.