COCINANDO

MARTÍN LÓPEZ Y SUS ESTRELLAS

COCINANDO


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MARTÍN LÓPEZ Y SUS ESTRELLAS

COCINANDO


Cocinando
Cocinando
Sonero
Sonero
La Verdad Desnuda
La Verdad Desnuda
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Mi Razón De Vivir
Mi Razón De Vivir
El Botecito
El Botecito
Pimpollo
Pimpollo
Chicha Morada
Chicha Morada
Mira
Mira
Pa Bailar
Pa Bailar
No Me Dejes
No Me Dejes
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
SKU: VAMPI 305  |  ,

“Cocinando” is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture. It includes salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, all masterfully performed by MAG’s session stars under the direction of Martín López.

Originally released in 1971, this Latin music gem comprises many outstanding dance floor tunes like ‘El Botecito’, ‘Pa’ Bailar’ or ‘No Me Dejes’. Get ready to be blown away!

 

In 1969, singer and police lieutenant Pedro Gregorio López started recording a series of instrumental tracks and songs on the MAG record label in Peru, ranging from guaracha to cumbia, all cooked with musical eclecticism and simmered to appeal to a wide audience. Many of these musical ingredients combined on the 1971 album entitled "Cocinando", in reference to the similarities between Peruvian cooking and tropical music.

López began his career as a singer and orchestra conductor many years earlier, when he joined the backing singers for Lucho Macedo's Sonora. After completing his police training, he adopted the stage name Martín López, in order to preserve the anonymity his job required.

Between 1969 and 1971 Martín López y sus Estrellas recorded all the tracks comprised on this album, including salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, proving their knowledge and mastery of the tropical music lexicon. It is not surprising since the orchestra was made up of the most talented label’s session stars: including the double bassist Joe di Roma, singer Pablo Villanueva "Melcochita", percussionists Ñiko Estrada and Coco Lagos, and trumpeter Tito Chicoma.

"Cocinando" is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture.


23,00


Cocinando
Cocinando
Sonero
Sonero
La Verdad Desnuda
La Verdad Desnuda
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Mi Razón De Vivir
Mi Razón De Vivir
El Botecito
El Botecito
Pimpollo
Pimpollo
Chicha Morada
Chicha Morada
Mira
Mira
Pa Bailar
Pa Bailar
No Me Dejes
No Me Dejes
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
Mi Ritmo Me Llama

“Cocinando” is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture. It includes salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, all masterfully performed by MAG’s session stars under the direction of Martín López.

Originally released in 1971, this Latin music gem comprises many outstanding dance floor tunes like ‘El Botecito’, ‘Pa’ Bailar’ or ‘No Me Dejes’. Get ready to be blown away!

 

In 1969, singer and police lieutenant Pedro Gregorio López started recording a series of instrumental tracks and songs on the MAG record label in Peru, ranging from guaracha to cumbia, all cooked with musical eclecticism and simmered to appeal to a wide audience. Many of these musical ingredients combined on the 1971 album entitled "Cocinando", in reference to the similarities between Peruvian cooking and tropical music.

López began his career as a singer and orchestra conductor many years earlier, when he joined the backing singers for Lucho Macedo's Sonora. After completing his police training, he adopted the stage name Martín López, in order to preserve the anonymity his job required.

Between 1969 and 1971 Martín López y sus Estrellas recorded all the tracks comprised on this album, including salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, proving their knowledge and mastery of the tropical music lexicon. It is not surprising since the orchestra was made up of the most talented label’s session stars: including the double bassist Joe di Roma, singer Pablo Villanueva "Melcochita", percussionists Ñiko Estrada and Coco Lagos, and trumpeter Tito Chicoma.

"Cocinando" is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture.

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23,00


COCINANDO

Cocinando
Cocinando
Sonero
Sonero
La Verdad Desnuda
La Verdad Desnuda
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Mi Razón De Vivir
Mi Razón De Vivir
El Botecito
El Botecito
Pimpollo
Pimpollo
Chicha Morada
Chicha Morada
Mira
Mira
Pa Bailar
Pa Bailar
No Me Dejes
No Me Dejes
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
SKU: VAMPI 305  |  ,

“Cocinando” is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture. It includes salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, all masterfully performed by MAG’s session stars under the direction of Martín López.

Originally released in 1971, this Latin music gem comprises many outstanding dance floor tunes like ‘El Botecito’, ‘Pa’ Bailar’ or ‘No Me Dejes’. Get ready to be blown away!

 

In 1969, singer and police lieutenant Pedro Gregorio López started recording a series of instrumental tracks and songs on the MAG record label in Peru, ranging from guaracha to cumbia, all cooked with musical eclecticism and simmered to appeal to a wide audience. Many of these musical ingredients combined on the 1971 album entitled "Cocinando", in reference to the similarities between Peruvian cooking and tropical music.

López began his career as a singer and orchestra conductor many years earlier, when he joined the backing singers for Lucho Macedo's Sonora. After completing his police training, he adopted the stage name Martín López, in order to preserve the anonymity his job required.

Between 1969 and 1971 Martín López y sus Estrellas recorded all the tracks comprised on this album, including salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, proving their knowledge and mastery of the tropical music lexicon. It is not surprising since the orchestra was made up of the most talented label’s session stars: including the double bassist Joe di Roma, singer Pablo Villanueva "Melcochita", percussionists Ñiko Estrada and Coco Lagos, and trumpeter Tito Chicoma.

"Cocinando" is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture.


23,00


MARTÍN LÓPEZ Y SUS ESTRELLAS

COCINANDO

Cocinando
Cocinando
Sonero
Sonero
La Verdad Desnuda
La Verdad Desnuda
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Mi Razón De Vivir
Mi Razón De Vivir
El Botecito
El Botecito
Pimpollo
Pimpollo
Chicha Morada
Chicha Morada
Mira
Mira
Pa Bailar
Pa Bailar
No Me Dejes
No Me Dejes
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
Cocinando
Cocinando
Sonero
Sonero
La Verdad Desnuda
La Verdad Desnuda
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Por Qué No Te Quedas
Mi Razón De Vivir
Mi Razón De Vivir
El Botecito
El Botecito
Pimpollo
Pimpollo
Chicha Morada
Chicha Morada
Mira
Mira
Pa Bailar
Pa Bailar
No Me Dejes
No Me Dejes
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
Mi Ritmo Me Llama
SKU: VAMPI 305  |  ,

“Cocinando” is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture. It includes salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, all masterfully performed by MAG’s session stars under the direction of Martín López.

Originally released in 1971, this Latin music gem comprises many outstanding dance floor tunes like ‘El Botecito’, ‘Pa’ Bailar’ or ‘No Me Dejes’. Get ready to be blown away!

 

In 1969, singer and police lieutenant Pedro Gregorio López started recording a series of instrumental tracks and songs on the MAG record label in Peru, ranging from guaracha to cumbia, all cooked with musical eclecticism and simmered to appeal to a wide audience. Many of these musical ingredients combined on the 1971 album entitled "Cocinando", in reference to the similarities between Peruvian cooking and tropical music.

López began his career as a singer and orchestra conductor many years earlier, when he joined the backing singers for Lucho Macedo's Sonora. After completing his police training, he adopted the stage name Martín López, in order to preserve the anonymity his job required.

Between 1969 and 1971 Martín López y sus Estrellas recorded all the tracks comprised on this album, including salsa, guarachas, rumbas, chichas and boleros, proving their knowledge and mastery of the tropical music lexicon. It is not surprising since the orchestra was made up of the most talented label’s session stars: including the double bassist Joe di Roma, singer Pablo Villanueva "Melcochita", percussionists Ñiko Estrada and Coco Lagos, and trumpeter Tito Chicoma.

"Cocinando" is an epic historical treasure that captures the explosive impact of the tropical music movement on Peruvian culture.

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