Orquesta La Solvencia Caracas, Venezuela
At the time this album appeared, originally released by the Corpodisco label in 1980, “guaguancó, guaracha, son and merengue were played, but Latin rhythms were not yet definitively labeled as salsa,” says Felipe Díaz, singer of La Solvency.
If you like Orquesta La Solvencia, you may also like:
Armagedon & The Third Wave Revolution
by Rada
supported by 16 fans who also own “Quien No Trabaja”
go to album
El Tumbao ...
by Sam Dimas y La Diferente
supported by 16 fans who also own “Quien No Trabaja”
go to album
Tropical Cosmic Sounds From Space
by Rada
supported by 16 fans who also own “Quien No Trabaja”
Viaje por la historia musical de este genio cósmico venezolano.
go to album
El Tumbao ...
by Sam Dimas y La Diferente
Another banger from El Palmas, a hidden gem of Venezuelan salsa gets a necessary reissue.
go to album
Andrés y Sus Estrellas
by Andrés y Sus Estrellas
A reissued salsa masterpiece from the 1970s shines a spotlight on enigmatic Caracas guitar maestro Andrés Moros.
go to album
Another killer from the always-reliable El Palmas, this Afro-Latin rarity is just as incendiary as it was when it was released in 1967.
go to album
supported by 16 fans who also own “Quien No Trabaja”
go to album
