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This Is Afro-Cuban Funk - Palo!

Titel : This Is Afro-Cuban Funk

Artiest(en) : Palo!

Genre : Latin-jazz, Cuba

Medium : CD

Jaar : 2010


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Palo! is een interessante groep uit Miami met een funky mix van latin-jazz, timba, son Cubano en salsa. De titel "This Is Afro-Cuban Funk" uit 2010 dekt zeker de lading op dit dansbare album, mits je er voor openstelt, want `t geen traditionele salsa.
Personnel: Philbert Armenteros (vocals, congas, bata, percussion); Leslie Cartaya (vocals); Ed Calle (tenor saxophone); Steve Roitstein (keyboards, loops); Raymer Olalde (timbales); Henry Gonzalez (percussion)
1. Lengua Larga (5:00)
2. La Habana Buena (4:03)
3. Tabaco y Ron Pa` Mi Santa (4:37)
4. Quimbombo (4:18)
5. Pa` Chango (with Los Herederos) (5:14)
6. Ven Pa` La Loma (5:00)
7. Camina Con Los Codos (4:33)
8. Oro (5:18)
9. Crescencio (5:17)
10. Mi Proteccion (5:05)
 
The infectious sound of los timbales and bongos fuse with the keyboard as the sax and vocals crescendo. In a matter of seconds, a seductive melody reverberates throughout the room, prompting the party people to involuntarily and uncontrollably shake their asses. They have caught Palo! fever. For more than a decade, the Afro-Cuban funk band has been bringing el sonido caliente to the Magic City. Steve Roitstein, who also teaches at Miami Dade College, is the Palo! mastermind. Prior to becoming the leader of the band, el músico worked with Willy Chirino, Julio Iglesias, and other Latin music legends. He even snagged a Latin Grammy in 2001 for a song he produced for Celia Cruz. Success was definitely on his side, but Roitstein wanted to create something he could call his own. So Palo! was born. The descarga masters may share the same name as the Afro-Cuban religion, but the story behind their moniker comes from a Cuban man who couldn`t pronounce Roitstein`s first name. To help him out, Roitstein explained it was like "Esteban" but in English. That`s when el cubano corrected him by saying, "Ah, Estick!" Because the word palo is Spanish for "stick," the band name was born.