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01. Sonora Lucho Macedo - Macedo's Boogaloo
02. Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - Boogaloo Girl
03. Pedro Miguel Y Sus Maracaibos - Homenaje A Cuba
04. Silvestre Monte Y Sus Guantanameros - El Pajarito
05. El Combo De Pepe - Bailando Boogaloo
06. Coco Lagos Y Sus - Orates Volando
07. Compay Quinto - El Cumbanchero
08. Andrés De Colbert Y Orquesta - Me Voy A Bailar Pachanga
09. El Combo De Pepe - Yiri Yiri Bon
10. Al Valdez - Gózalo
11. Ñico Estrada Y Su Sonora - El Que Usted Conoce No Soy Yo
12. Carlos Muñoz Y Su Orquesta - Fiesta En El Barrio
13. Tito Chicoma Y Orquesta - Gran Combo Boogaloo
14. Mario Allison Y Su Conjunto - Le Rompieron El Pito
15. Los Hilton's - Shake Baby
16. Pedro Miguel Y Sus Maracaibos - Almendra
17. Los Girasoles - El Cerrojo
18. Silvestre Montez Y Sus Guantanameros - Me Voy A Morirq
19. Compay Quinto - Qué Sera (Mi China)
20. Coco Lago Y Sus Orates - Échate Pa'llá
21. Bossa 70 - Me Quedo Con El Shing-A-Ling
22. Carlos Muñoz Y Su Orquesta - Oye Mi Descarga
23. Sonora Lucho Macedo - Mulata A Go Go
24. Tito Chicoma Y Orquesta - Mr Trumpet Man
25. Mario Allison Y Su Combo - Louie Louie
26. Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - Sabor Tropical
27. Al Valdez (Canta César Gonzales) - Tabaquera
28. Ñico Estrada - El Negro Bembón
ARTIST
TITLE
Gozalo! - Bugalú Tropical Vol. 3
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
VAMPI 113CD VAMPI 113CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/7/2011

2009 release. Vampisoul presents the third volume in our series of tropical Peruvian music of the 1960s. It was labels like MAG, Iempsa, Dinsa and Sono Radio that captured this emerging sound. Like the previous two volumes, this album captures a little known but dynamic moment in Peru's musical development that allowed the consolidation of new trends oriented towards what would become known by the early 70s as salsa, as well as forging a vibrant scene that incorporated cumbia, Latin soul, rock, and jazz funk. Compiler Rafael Hurtado de Mendoza brings you a new volume of this exciting, spicy mix of tropical gems that fill in the missing link between the mambo era and the dawn of salsa in South America. Mario Allison, Alfredo Linares, Nilo Espinosa, Silvestre Montes, Tito Chicoma, Charlie Palomares, Ñico Estrada and Willie Marambio may not be well known names in "el Norte" yet, but the tasty tunes they cut over 30 years ago are a rare treat for the Latin music enthusiast. Coco Lagos and Melcochita may be the only names that people will recognize, but Los Girasoles (with their guitar-heavy break-neck speed rock/cumbia) and Lucho Macedo (arguably the first Peruvian tropical superstar), will become household names before long.