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Voorraad vrijdag 3 januari 2020:
LA MAXIMA 79 – Resilienza, derde album van deze uit Italië afkomstige salsa groep.
Na hun best selling albums Regresando Al Guaguanco uit 2013 en Joseito (2016) vol met aanstekelijke salsa-guaguanco nummers, die het uitstekend deden en doen op de dansvloeren, zijn de verwachtingen hoog gespannen, en zo op eerste gehoor, worden die helemaal ingelost.
1. El Son Guaguancó (4:04)
2. La Cinta Verde (5:04)
3. La Pachanga Ping Pong (4:30)
4. Un Día Mas (4:35)
5. Iglesia Rumbera (4:40)
6. Estamos en Competencia (3:05)
7. El Bacalao Salao (4:51)
8. El Trillo del Puma (3:57)
9. Tabaratiando (3:37)
10. El Pasillito (4:04)
11. El Profeta del Guaguancó (3:52)
12. Seventy Nine Boogaloo (3:27)
13. El Bele Bele (4:54)
14. En la Calle (4:06)
15. La Maxima Changüí (4:05)
16. Colada (DJ Version) (4:10)
I simply love the album. #Resilienza is the work of a bandleader (Fabrizio Zoro) and a band who really have found their “sound”. And their “sound” is basically all sounds and styles. It’s by far the most complex, challenging and diverse album the band has made up until now. And this is not about throwing any shade on the first two albums but more to express the brilliance of #Resilienza.
The band has had massive success over the years and easily could have played it safe and built on the sound and style that made them famous. But they chose to take some risks and swing for the fences. And for me it’s a home run.
La Maxima 79 is probably the only band who is capable of combining a Charlie Palmieri style song like ‘El bacalao salao’, a traditional Changüi like ‘La Maxima Changüi’ and the fantastic slow mambo ‘El trillo del Puma’ on one album and pull it all off at the highest level. These three songs (for now) are my favourites but the whole album is just next level.
As on both previous albums, with `La cinta verde` and `Tabaratiando` they made two great covers but the truth is that La Maxima 79 has become a band that doesn’t need covers.
Resilienza is the perfect way to start the new decade. (review by DJ Mauri)
The band has had massive success over the years and easily could have played it safe and built on the sound and style that made them famous. But they chose to take some risks and swing for the fences. And for me it’s a home run.
La Maxima 79 is probably the only band who is capable of combining a Charlie Palmieri style song like ‘El bacalao salao’, a traditional Changüi like ‘La Maxima Changüi’ and the fantastic slow mambo ‘El trillo del Puma’ on one album and pull it all off at the highest level. These three songs (for now) are my favourites but the whole album is just next level.
As on both previous albums, with `La cinta verde` and `Tabaratiando` they made two great covers but the truth is that La Maxima 79 has become a band that doesn’t need covers.
Resilienza is the perfect way to start the new decade. (review by DJ Mauri)
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