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Grupo Los Yoyi: Yoyi - COMPACT DISCS

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Management number 205841730 Release Date 2025/10/22 List Price $53.55 Model Number 205841730
Category
Title: Yoyi
Artist: Grupo Los Yoyi
Label: Mr Bongo
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 7119691292618
Genre: International
Release Date: 2023-11-24
Number of Discs: 1

To launch Mr Bongo's new Cuban Classic Series, we are thrilled to present this sought-after, psychedelic-funk masterpiece. A fusion of traditional Latin and Afro-Cuban rhythms meets disco, jazz, and funk, with hints of 70s soundtrack productions, this much-loved cult album featuring nine predominantly instrumental tracks is a real treasure that deserves a much wider appreciation. One look at the trippy artwork and you know it is going to be special. Originally released in 1977 on Areito Records, a sub-label of the state-owned label Egrem, it has become one of the rarest (even in Cuba) and most in-demand albums to come from the label. It is the sole album from Grupo Los Yoyi and was composed, orchestrated, and produced by the mysterious, Jorge Soler Leó. This is one of our favourites and most beloved albums to come out of Cuba and is the perfect flagship for our Cuban Classics Series. Look out for plenty more to come real soon.

Tracks:
1.1 Banana
1.2 Del Copacabana a 34
1.3 Mi Pequeño Gran Paolo
1.4 Paco la Calle
1.5 Tu No Me Puedes Conquistar
1.6 Yo, Mejor Te Doy
1.7 Ruta 30
1.8 Abuela Tula
1.9 El Fino

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