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Rio Arriba

Chancha Via CircuitoMP3 Download
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  • Original Release Date: March 29, 2011
  • Format - Music: MP3
  • Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
 
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  Song Title Time Price  
  1. Quimey Neuquén Remix (Chancha Via Circuito Remix) 5:08 Not Available
  2. Cumbión De Las Aves 4:45 Not Available
  3. Pintar El Sol (Chancha Via Circuito Remix) 3:36 Not Available
  4. Rio Arriba 3:39 Not Available
  5. Prima 3:33 Not Available
  6. La Revancha de Chancha 3:51 Not Available
  7. Puente 4:43 Not Available
  8. Deportes 2:47 Not Available
  9. Ze Bula (Chancha Via Circuito Remix) 4:50 Not Available
10. Amelia 5:36 Not Available
11. Caracol (Chancha Via Circuito Remix) 4:51 Not Available
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Primal Latin Beats June 12, 2011
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
It is coincidental, I'm sure, that Chancha Via Circuito (young Argentinian producer Pedro Canale)'s Rio Arriba has echoes of b-Tribe, Boozoo Bajou and Bill Laswell's Cuban excursions. (It also fits well with Federico Aubele's Berlin 13 in the mix). This is a primal, percussion-based set that takes off with the first track and only loosens its grip at the end. There is plenty of clever creativity in between, most of it danceable in a more natural way. Canale eschews bps for intriguing interplay in the rhythm section, pitting singers male and female disembodied in their native tongues, bass loops and runs that snake through the loud native drums, with just enough quirky guitar, keyboard and effects to let you in on the fun. There is much to like here, and enough of it has staying power, though I'm not sure I'd crown it a masterpiece...yet.
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