LP / JUANECO Y SU COMBO EL GRAN CACIOUE / COLOR
LP / JUANECO Y SU COMBO EL GRAN CACIOUE / COLOR
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Originally recorded and released in the Peruvian city of Pucallpa during 1972, the album is named after the band leader's nickname. "El Gran Cacique" is considered the first Amazonian Cumbia album to achieve massive success in Peru and Latin America due to its iconic psychedelic sound.
It features the group's hit 'Mujer Hilandera' with Wilindoro Cacique on lead vocals, as well as 'Vacilando con Ayahuasca', an ode to Ayahuasca in an addictive instrumental cumbia performed by Noe Fachín's magical electric guitar.
El Gran Cacique has been remastered from the original tapes for its first reissue, featuring new artwork by Peruvian collage master Yerko Zlatar, which reinterprets the original cover.
Pressed in Spain by Infopesa and Midas Records.
Track List:
Side A
A1 Me Robaron Mi Runa Mula - 2:52
A2 Agüita de Sachachorro - 2:39
A3 La Marcha del Sapo - 2:32
A4 La Sirenita Enamorada - 2:53
A5 El Pajarito Pajero - 2:42
A6 El Capullito - 2:48
Side B
B1 Vacilando Con Ayahuasca - 3:00
B2 Mujer Hilandera - 2:51
B3 Cumbia Pa La Sierra - 2:42
B4 Volando - 3:11
B5 Bolero Para Ti - 3:07
B6 La Incógnita - 2:50
Infopesa "Industria Fonográfica Peruana S.A" is a classic and legendary Peruvian label, founded in 1971 by the renowned and visionary music producer Alberto Maraví. Its dedication to promoting Peruvian artists and preserving the country's musical heritage has made INFOPESA an important name among enthusiasts of Latin and popular music around the world. In 2023, INFOPESA and MIDAS RECORDS formed an alliance for the exclusive distribution of their vinyl records to meet the demand of record stores and wholesalers worldwide.
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