LP / MANZANITA Y SU CONJUNTO ARRE CABALLITO / COLOR
LP / MANZANITA Y SU CONJUNTO ARRE CABALLITO / COLOR
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LP originally released in 1970. Berardo Hernández played a prominent role in the origins of Peruvian cumbia. Under his stage name, Manzanita, he showcased his prodigious talent as a guitarist and achieved record sales with his first LP titled "Arre Caballito," which became the key that opened the door to the brilliant beginnings of Peruvian cumbia.
This legendary vinyl returns, renewing and confirming once again his title as "The greatest Peruvian guitarist" due to the captivating and hypnotic music that characterizes his legacy. Remastered at the Infopesa studio by Aldo Montalvo under the direction of Juan Ricardo and Alberto Maraví, the latter being the one who originally produced and supervised the album's mastering in 1970.
Pressed in Spain by Infopesa and Midas Records.
Track List:
Side A
A1. Andino - ~2:32
A2. Manzanita Boogaloo - ~2:58
A3. Por fin Me Sacaron A Bailar - ~2:30
A4. Ondas Del Lago - ~2:45
A5. Carioco - ~2:40
A6. La Parada - ~2:41
Side B
B1. Arre Caballito - 3:09
B2. La Pampa Y La Puna - ~2:50
B3. La Gallinita - ~2:45
B4. El Hueleguiso - 3:04
B5. El Zambito Rumbero - ~2:55
B6. Garabato (Bonus track on reissues) - ~2:50
B7. Vírgenes Del Sol (Bonus track on reissues) - 3:29
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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