Swing con Son
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Track listing
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| 1 || Invitación / No te retrates || Chapuseaux / Damirón || || 3:27
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| 2 || Tema de la Orquesta || (L. Frómeta
Billo Frómeta
Billo Frómeta was a Dominican Republic orchestra conductor, arranger and composer who lived and worked most of his life in Venezuela, where he is remembered.- Early career :...
) || C. Espósito & A. Guaramato || 0:36
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| 3 || El Muerto de las Gradillas || L. Frómeta || Carlos Espósito || 3:58
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| 4 || Swing con Son || L. Frómeta || María Rivas || 4:27
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| 5 || Mi Saxofón || L. Frómeta || Carlos Espósito || 4:18
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| 6 || Guarachona || Fidelina Hernández || Arturo Guaramato || 3:51
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| 7 || Mosaico Nº 6 || || || 7:15
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| a-|| Niebla del riachuelo || Cobián / Cadícamo || Juan José Capella ||
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| b-|| Bruca Maniguá || Arsenio Rodríguez || Arturo Guaramato ||
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| c-|| Mi canción del mar || Sabre Marroquí || Juan José Capella ||
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| d-|| Panamá|| E. Lecuona
Ernesto Lecuona
Ernesto Lecuona y Casado was a Cuban composer and pianist of Canarian father and Cuban mother, and worldwide fame. He composed over six hundred pieces, mostly in the Cuban vein, and was a pianist of exceptional quality....
|| Arturo Guaramato ||
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| 8 || Ni se compra ni se vende || Guijarro / Monreal || Fusión IV|| 3:03
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| 9 || Papá Bocó || M. Sánchez Acosta || || 4:09
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| 10 || El Profesor Rui Rua || Mariano Mercerón || Carlos Espósito || 3:39
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| 11 || Mosaico Colombiano || || || 10:16
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| a-|| El caimán || J. M. Peñaranda || ||
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| b-|| Juepa || E. Arias || Arturo Guaramato ||
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| c-|| La vaca vieja || Clímaco Sarmiento || Carlos Espósito ||
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| d-|| Rosa || Pacho Galán || Arturo Guaramato ||
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| e-|| Lolita || E. Villamizar || Carlos Espósito ||
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| f-|| Noche Novembrina || (DD) || Arturo Guaramato ||
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| 12 || Mosaico Venezolano || (L. Frómeta
Billo Frómeta
Billo Frómeta was a Dominican Republic orchestra conductor, arranger and composer who lived and worked most of his life in Venezuela, where he is remembered.- Early career :...
) || || 5:33
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| a-|| Canto a Caracas || || Nancy Toro ||
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| b-|| Epa Isidoro || || Juan José Capella ||
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| c-|| Mensaje a Juan Vicente || || N. Toro & J.J. Capella ||
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| d-|| 'Toy contento || || N. Toro & J.J. Capella ||
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| 13 || Entrevista con Rafa Galíndo y Manolo Monterrey (1ra. parte) || || || 4:43
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| 14 || Caracas vieja || L. Frómeta || R. Galíndo & M. Monterrey || 2:18
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| 15 || Entrevista con Rafa Galíndo y Manolo Monterrey (2da. parte) || || || 0:43
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| || || || Total time 63:03
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Alberto Naranjo & Latin Jazz Big Band personnel
- Alberto Naranjo – leader, arrangements, drums, timbales
- Alberto Lazo – acoustic piano
- Jorge Del Pino – acoustic bass
- Julio Flores – soprano and alto saxophones; flute
- Evencio Villamizar – alto saxophone, flute
- Hernando Bonilla – tenor saxophone, flute
- Bautista Chacón – tenor saxophone, clarinet
- Horacio Mogollón – baritone saxophone, clarinet
- José Rodríguez, Agustin Valdés, Nelson Contreras, Figueredo Zerpa – trumpets, flugelhorns
- Domingo Pagliuca, Alberto Bedetti – tenor trombones
- Oscar Mendoza, Antonio Ponte – bass trombones
- Vladimir Quintero – congas
- Enrique Mata – bongos, Dominican tambora
- José Hernández – maracas, güiro
Lead vocals
- Carlos Espósito (tracks 3, 5, 7, 10, 11)
- Arturo Guaramato (tracks 6, 7, 11)
- Juan José Capella (tracks 7, 12)
Special guests
- Billo's Happy Boys OrchestraBillo FrómetaBillo Frómeta was a Dominican Republic orchestra conductor, arranger and composer who lived and worked most of his life in Venezuela, where he is remembered.- Early career :...
(track 1) - Billo's Caracas BoysBillo FrómetaBillo Frómeta was a Dominican Republic orchestra conductor, arranger and composer who lived and worked most of his life in Venezuela, where he is remembered.- Early career :...
(track 13) - María RivasMaría RivasMaría Rivas is a Venezuelan Latin jazz singer, composer, and occasional painter.-Career:Born in Caracas, Venezuela of Spanish mother and Venezuelan father, Rivas gradually built her voice skills as a hobby, absorbing the influences ofIn 2005 Rivas returned to Aruba to be part of the show "Good...
– lead vocal (track 4) - Rafa Galindo, Manolo Monterrey – lead vocals (track 14)
- Nancy Toro – lead vocal (track 12)
- Fusión IV + 2 – vocal group (track 8)
- Rafael Velásquez – trumpet / flugel horn solos (tracks 3, 4 / 6)
- Frank Hernández, Yorman Méndez – timbal solos (track 7)
- Gustavo Carucí – acoustic guitar (track 14)
- Annette León – harp (track 12)
- Joao Aponte, Luis Serrano – chorus (tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11)
- Adela Blanco, Elisa Vegas, Eugenia Vegas – kids chorus (track 10)
Other credits
- Recorded and mixed by Agustín [Augie] Verde at Estudios Intersonido in CaracasCaracasCaracas , officially Santiago de León de Caracas, is the capital and largest city of Venezuela; natives or residents are known as Caraquenians in English . It is located in the northern part of the country, following the contours of the narrow Caracas Valley on the Venezuelan coastal mountain range...
, VenezuelaVenezuelaVenezuela , officially called the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela , is a tropical country on the northern coast of South America. It borders Colombia to the west, Guyana to the east, and Brazil to the south... - Date of recording: March through May 1996
- Musical producer: Alberto Naranjo
- Executive producers: Roberto Obeso and Federico Pacanins
- Graphic design/Illustrations: Adriana Reina
- Photographers: Alejandro Toro, Angel de la Osa