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Los Amigos Invisibles: The New Sound Of The Venezualen Gozadera
Recorded in Venezuela with a little help from US Latin jazz fans Bill Ware and Arto Lindsay, and signed to David Byrne's always-intriguing Luaka Bop label, a little Spanish may make the lyrics easier to check, but what we're here for is the interplay between infectious latin percussion, inescapable rhythms and classy melodies. Considered, sophisticated production - by Chaka Khan and Arto Lindsay alumnus Andres Levin - is another surprising strength for the first album from such an unexpected source.
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Title: The New Sound Of The Venezualen Gozadera | Year Released: 1999 | Record Label: Luakabop
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