Con Todos Los Hierros

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For the last 20 years, Columbian salsa bands have dominated the Latino dance-hall scene with fierce sounds they call salsa brava (angry salsa). Dynasties like Grupo Niche and Fruko y Sus Tesos brought a hard-pounding swing back into the genre after the 1980s commercially induced salsa romántica fad diluted the music to mediocrity with repressed rhythm sections, lame arrangements, and sugar-coated lead vocals. And the salsa gods and goddesses have blessed dance floors with yet another Columbian treat: the youthful Sonora Carruseles return with their third sizzling effort, Con Todos Los Hierros. From the outset their remake of boogaloo king Pete Rodríguez's "Arranca en Fa" is manna for dancing kings and queens, with tunes and arrangements that draw deeply from the 1970s New York City salsa scene. Once turned on, there's no turning back, as multiple "mosaícos" (medleys) groove to no end, forming a kaleidoscope of Afro-Caribbean rhythms with cool cumbia undertones. The voices of Harold Peláez, Gabino Pampini, and Marinho Paz further excite the already saucy music. If someone asks you to bring chips and salsa to a barbeque this summer, don't mess around--bring the hottest you can find: Sonora Carruseles. --Jesse "Chuy" Varela

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2000 release from one of Colombia's top 'salsa dura' groups who are similar in sound to Grupo Niche, Joe Arroyo and Grupo Guayacan.

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Average customer rating: Good album to dance to "WOW, what a Find!" Lo mejor de los mejores SONORA CARRUSELES- "CON TODOS LOS HIERROS" Heavy salsa for dancers

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Tracks:

1. Arranca en Fa
2. Que Suene Mi Campana
3. Mosaico 5: Petes Boogaloo/Charanga en New York
4. Mosaico 2: Salsa y Control/Fe
5. Rumba Buena
6. Mosaico 3: La Magdalena/Navidad Negra
7. Mosaico 4: Boogaloo en Espana/Mambo en Espana
8. Changaral
9. Lo Atara la Arache
10. Mosaico 1: Pachanga Brava/Pal 23
11. Que Me Entierren con Rumba (Mi Ultimo Deseo)
12. Bailarde la Avenida

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For the last 20 years, Columbian salsa bands have dominated the Latino dance-hall scene with fierce sounds they call salsa brava (angry salsa). Dynasties like Grupo Niche and Fruko y Sus Tesos brought a hard-pounding swing back into the genre after the 1980s commercially induced salsa romántica fad diluted the music to mediocrity with repressed rhythm sections, lame arrangements, and sugar-coated lead vocals. And the salsa gods and goddesses have blessed dance floors with yet another Columbian treat: the youthful Sonora Carruseles return with their third sizzling effort, Con Todos Los Hierros. From the outset their remake of boogaloo king Pete Rodríguez's "Arranca en Fa" is manna for dancing kings and queens, with tunes and arrangements that draw deeply from the 1970s New York City salsa scene. Once turned on, there's no turning back, as multiple "mosaícos" (medleys) groove to no end, forming a kaleidoscope of Afro-Caribbean rhythms with cool cumbia undertones. The voices of Harold Peláez, Gabino Pampini, and Marinho Paz further excite the already saucy music. If someone asks you to bring chips and salsa to a barbeque this summer, don't mess around--bring the hottest you can find: Sonora Carruseles. --Jesse "Chuy" Varela

Album Details

2000 release from one of Colombia's top 'salsa dura' groups who are similar in sound to Grupo Niche, Joe Arroyo and Grupo Guayacan.

Customer Reviews:

Good album to dance to.......2004-12-01

I like this group alot. Although I enjoyed Salsa y Fuego better, this album was also good and worth getting.

"WOW, what a Find!".......2002-10-06

I'm a new comer to this extremely talented group. Their musical arrangement and performance are Stella. The group at times takes you from a classical approach and creatively bridges you into salsa, cumbia and many other hot rhythms. Their musical timing and changes are creatively smart and enjoyable.
These guys can cook! WOW, what a find!
I'm pleasantly hooked on Sonora Carruseles "Con Todos Los Hierros"
The 12 songs featured on this album are brilliantly arranged musically and vocally.
This is a first class production from a deep in the pocket orchestra. Wow, what an album!
I would rate this a must have CD for all who love very well done spicy hot dance music,
I know this CD will leave you thinking about hearing it again, it does it to me! What a nice feeling!
This is the kind of album that Salsa lovers and dancers are always looking for but rarely find. This is indeed a treasure!
I have to end this review because I want to listen to this CD again an again an again!

Lo mejor de los mejores.......2001-11-18

Por favor haz lo que es debido y comprate este disco fenomenal de la Sonora Carruseles. Si estas leyendo esto se que eres amante de la salsa brava por lo tanto no es necesario que hable de lo bueno que es "Con todos los hierros". En este disco la Sonora Carruseles se reta a comprobar que tiene la capacidad para reinar y ser los campeones de esta nueva salsa llamada "boogaloo" que ya domina el mundo musical. Si te gusta su disco anterior (que es fenomenal tambien) seguramente te va a gustar este porque si tuviera que escoger yo diria que es mejor (creelo o no).

SONORA CARRUSELES- "CON TODOS LOS HIERROS".......2000-12-24

Upon listening to this CD, I must say that Colombia's "Sonora Carruseles" has turned me into their fan! I'm very happy that they seem to have started a 60's and 70's style salsa revival. Their singers sound just like 60's and 70's salsa singers Hector Lavoe and Andy Montañez. In a nutshell this great salsa band sound,vocals and rhythm are impecable! "Con Todos Los Hierros" by "Sonora Carruseles" is definitely a classic and the best salsa CD of the year!

Heavy salsa for dancers.......2000-11-17

This album is better than "Heavy salsa". Very instrumental. Ideal to dance if you like fast songs.

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