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Dulce y Picante (Spanish for Sweet and Spicy) is a 1998 album from Alberto Naranjo.
[edit] Track listing
Track |
Song title |
Composer(s) |
Time |
1 |
Tema de la Orquesta |
José Pérez Figuera |
1:25 |
2 |
Cu tu gu rú |
Castro/Davis |
5:18 |
3 |
Te caigo a tiros |
Manolo Monterrey |
4:03 |
4 |
Quisiera yo |
Jesús Camacaro |
4:07 |
5 |
Mambo La Roca |
Mirta Sánchez |
2:57 |
6 |
Vamos a beber |
Néstor Brito |
3:49 |
7 |
La jaiba y el cangrejito |
A. Rodríguez/F. García |
3:49 |
8 |
Dulce y picante |
Larrain |
4:36 |
9 |
En un mercado persa |
Albert Ketelby |
4:14 |
10 |
Merengues venezolanos |
Medley |
5:01 |
a |
Métele de ancho |
Larrain |
|
b |
Esta es Venezuela |
César Viera |
|
c |
Un cigarrillo |
Juan R. Barrios |
|
11 |
Congo Blues |
Eduardo Cabrera |
6:29 |
12 |
Potpourri |
Medley |
10:25 |
a |
Quisiera |
Larrain |
|
b |
Maracaibo |
Chucho Sanoja |
|
c |
No me sigas mirando |
Larrain |
|
d |
Alardoso |
Enrique Jorrín |
|
e |
Anna |
Franco/Vatro |
|
f |
La Pelota |
Manolo Monterrey |
|
g |
Narración |
Pancho Pepe Cróquer |
|
h |
Take Me Out to the Ball Game |
Norworth/Von Tilzer |
|
13 |
Amándonos |
Larrain |
2:27 |
14 |
Larrain Orchestra |
bonus track |
13:28 |
a |
Comparsa barracón |
(Bebo Valdés |
b |
Chin, chin, chiribín |
Delia Arias |
|
c |
El macho |
ARR |
|
d |
Kikirindongo |
Néstor Brito |
|
e |
Tema de la Orquesta |
José Pérez Figuera |
|
|
|
|
72:08 |
[edit] Personnel
- Alberto Naranjo - arranger, director, drums, timbales
- Pablo Ortiz - piano
- Jorge Del Pino - bass
- Julio Flores, Jorge Rivera, Horacio Mogollón, Evencio Villamizar, Bautista Vivas Chacón - saxes
- José Rodríguez, Agustín Valdés,Nelson Contreras, Figueredo Zerpa - trumpets
- César Pérez, Gilberto Betancourt, Oscar Mendoza, Antonio Ponte - trombones
- Gerardo Rosales - congas
- Antonio Rondón - bongo and percussion
[edit] Vocals
- Juan José Capella (on 10.a, 12.a, 12.c)
- Arturo Guaramato (on (3, 10.c, 12.f)
- Carlos Espósito (on 6, 10.b, 12.d)
- Carlos Daniel Palacios (on 2, 4, 12.b)
- Javier Plaza (on 7, 12.e)
[edit] Special guests
[edit] Personnel on track 14
- Luis Alfonzo Larrain - band leader
- Jesús Camacaro and/or Manuel Ramos, Efraín Leal, Luis Moros, César Viera, Rafael Albornoz, Enrique Palau, Joseph Kastz, Germán Muñoz - saxes
- Pablo Armitano and/or Cecilio Comprés, Ovidio Palaviccini, Luis Escalante, Pedro Chaparro, Rafael Velásquez, Juan S. Díaz - trumpets
- Marcos Ramos or Leopoldo Escalante, Filiberto Meléndez - trombone
- José Luis Paz or René Urbino, Willy Pérez - piano
- Antonio Ramos or Enrique Hernández, Alvaro Alvarez - bass
- George Lister or Francisco Hernández - drums
- Pedro Jeanton or José Rojas - congas
- Alfonso Contramaestre or Francisco Segovia - bongo
[edit] Vocals on track 14
- Celia Cruz (a)
- Tony Camargo (b)
- Luisín Landáez (d)
- Tracks 1 through 13 were recorded between February and April 1998
- Songs included on track 14 were recorded in 1948 (a), 1952 (b), 1955 (c/d) and 1956 (e)
[edit] Production
- Date of Recording: February - April 1998.
- Place of Recording: Caracas, Venezuela
- Mixing: Darío Peñaloza
- Label: Roberto Obeso & Federico Pacanins
- ID: 0004-98