CORTA EL BONCHE & GRUPO FOLKLORICO Y EXPERIMENTAL NEW YORKINO

CREDITOS (D.R.)1976 "LO DICE TODO"
Integrantes:
Manny Oquendo: timbales, bongó
Andy González: bajo, marimba
Jerry González: congas, quinto
Chocolate Armenteros: trompeta
Julito Collazo: quinto
Alfredo de la Fe: violín
Milton Cardona: congas, batá, palo
Frankie Rodríguez: congas, percusión, batá, voz
Nelson González: tres
Oscar Hernández: piano
Gene Golden. batá, conga, chékere, batería
José Rodrigues: trombón
Reinaldo Jorge: trombón
Gonzalo Fernández: saxo tenor
Virgilio Martí: voz
Henny Álvarez: voz
Félix Rodríguez: voz
Willie García: voz
Ubatan do Nascimento: voz
Marcelino Guerra: voz, guitarra
Guillermi Franco: percusión
Portinho: percusión
DON Gonzalo Fernández. flauta
Rubén Blades: coros
Noel de Costa: violín
Ashley Richardson: viola
Ron Libscomb: cello
Víctor Montañez. conga, voz
Marcial Reyes: requinto, coro
Jaime Rivera: güiro, coro
Francisco Tan Martínez. armónica

Temas:

01.Cinco En Uno Callejero
02.Se Me Olvido Que Te Olvide
03.Trompeta En Cuero
04.Au Meo Lugar Voltar
05.Corta El Bonche
06.La Mamá
07.Dime La Verdad
08.Aguemimo

Category:

Music

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[bonkoenchemi]

You must get the right names of the people playing what they played on this song

it makes a big difference, and it gives credit where credit is due to the music!

But no fault of yours, you have good taste anyway! and if you have the album cover you can make those changes for the sake of the people playing on Corta El bonche!

[razalatinaPeru]

@bonkoenchemi Willie García: voz,Ubatan do Nascimento: voz

Marcelino Guerra: voz, guitarra,Guillermi Franco: percusión,Portinho: percusión

DON Gonzalo Fernández. flauta,Rubén Blades: coros,Noel de Costa: violín,Ashley Richardson: viola,Ron Libscomb:cello,VíctorMontañez.­­conga, vozMarcial Reyes: requinto, coroJaime Rivera: güiro, coroFrancisco Tan Martínez. armónica

[razalatinaPeru]

@bonkoenchemi Manny Oquendo: timbales, bongó,Andy González: bajo, marimba,Jerry González: congas, quinto

Chocolate Armenteros: trompeta,Julito Collazo: quinto,Alfredo de la Fe: violín,MiltonCardona: congas, batá, palo,Frankie Rodríguez: congas, percusión, batá, voz,Nelson González: tres

Oscar Hernández: piano,Gene Golden. batá, conga, chékere, batería,José Rodrigues: trombón,Reinaldo Jorge: trombón

Gonzalo Fernández: saxo tenor,Virgilio Martí: voz,Henny Álvarez: voz,Félix Rodríguez: voz

[razalatinaPeru]

Willie García: voz,Ubatan do Nascimento: voz

Marcelino Guerra: voz, guitarra,Guillermi Franco: percusión,Portinho: percusión

DON Gonzalo Fernández. flauta,Rubén Blades: coros,Noel de Costa: violín,Ashley Richardson: viola,Ron Libscomb:cello,VíctorMontañez.­conga, vozMarcial Reyes: requinto, coroJaime Rivera: güiro, coroFrancisco Tan Martínez. armónica

[6053050]

quienes eran los musicos ??????????

[razalatinaPeru]

Manny Oquendo: timbales, bongó,Andy González: bajo, marimba,Jerry González: congas, quinto

Chocolate Armenteros: trompeta,Julito Collazo: quinto,Alfredo de la Fe: violín,MiltonCardona: congas, batá, palo,Frankie Rodríguez: congas, percusión, batá, voz,Nelson González: tres

Oscar Hernández: piano,Gene Golden. batá, conga, chékere, batería,José Rodrigues: trombón,Reinaldo Jorge: trombón

Gonzalo Fernández: saxo tenor,Virgilio Martí: voz,Henny Álvarez: voz,Félix Rodríguez: voz

[SkullBeneath]

@masterdeeable11

btw i envy you, hanging around great musicians like that, must have been awesome

[SkullBeneath]

@masterdeeable11

what I meant when i was talking about kubavana's sound in their 1944-47 recordings, was that it definitely had that NY 70s style to it at the time, the grit, the edge. And of course Armando Peraza and Carlos Patato played in that recording, two who would later have legendary careers. Machito of course always amazing. A lot of those old groups would definitely sound amazing if they had access to even the 60s technology.

[masterdeeable11]

@SkullBeneath Yes, they were advanced but I think The Great Machito was more advanced than anybody coming up at the time. I wish the Sound was in todays Technology, I would think that it would. This Cut was in its Heyday when the Music was hitting' the Streets hard in the Ghettos, in Particularly Spanish Harlem, The Bronx, the whole Tri-state Area. Myself as a Musician, meeting and Hanging around The Legendary Chocolate Armenteros, this Group was known as we as called The BorinCuba Sound.

[SkullBeneath]

@masterdeeable11

check out the original version of this tune by Conjunto Kubavana, its here on youtube, they were very ahead of their time.

[IgorTerrible]

Quien es el cantante de 'corte el bonche'?...

[masterdeeable11]

This was the NYC Street Sound of the 70's with its Origins from Cuba but was established by PRicans and Cubans which was a Rich Sound not Duplicated. One of my favorite Albums of all Time.

[DaisiKellermann52]

Dnload the audio from this vid at thetunify doht cohm.