(Pop, Latin, Easy Listening, Oldies) Pancho Purcell & His Bambuco Players - Bambuco Moves In (1966) - 2016, MP3, 320 kbps

BAMBUCO, The Exciting Now Pop-Latin Sound, is wild and primitive! It can be soft and tranquil, it can be fast and frenetic, It is always spontaneous and dynamic. When you hear BAMBUCO you must move - dance, or beat out the rhythm with your toes, fingertips or hips. Indifference is impossible! Born in the Andes of South America, the BAMBUCO pulsebeat surges in distinctive and overwhelming waves of sound. Its influence is Afro-indian, its basic rhythm is tribal, and its intensity is ritualistic, pagan and voluptuous. Although undisciplined, when BAMBUCO's hard-driving sounds are combined with the more sophisticated music of Latin America, Nashville, or Anytown, U.S.A., a rhythmic and melodic blend emerges: subtle on one level, barbaric and frenetic on the other. In this unique album you'll hear Pancho Purcell and his Bambuco Players transform today's hits like "Rainy Day Women" #12 & 35. "The Shadow of Your Smile" and "Michelle" into the BAMBUCO sound - a fantastic experience! A new beat, an exciting rhythm, a new synthosis of the tribal and the sophisticated. BAMBUCO. The Exciting New Pop-Latin Sound, is here to stay!