A dynamic big band album featuring a vibrant rendition of classic pieces by one of Japan's leading Latin orchestras.
The Tokyo Cuban Boys perform classics such as "The Bean Seller" and "Siboney" in a variety of arrangements, creating a powerful collection of Latin classics that allows you to fully enjoy the power created by the rich brass and dynamic rhythms.
Misago Naoteru and the Tokyo Cuban Boys, an indispensable presence when discussing the history of Latin music in Japan, have focused on classic songs from Cuba and Mexico on this album. Starting with the light-hearted "Frenesi," the album powerfully reconstructs well-known songs such as "The Peanut Vendor" and "Siboney" with the rich brass and lively percussion that only a big band can offer. Another appealing feature is how the skillful arrangements naturally bring out a dance-like sense of elation while preserving the beauty of the melodies. The medley at the end unfolds one after the other with a variety of rhythms, overflowing with vitality reminiscent of the dancehall culture of the time. The recording also stands out with the clear texture that is unique to this series, capturing the band's energy vividly in this fulfilling Latin instrumental album.
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A:
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1)
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Frenesi
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2)
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The Peanuts Vender
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3)
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Te Quiero Dijiste
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4)
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Cachita
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5)
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Siboney
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6)
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Cuerdas De Mi Guitarra
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B:
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1)
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South Of The Border
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2)
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Guadarajara
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3)
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Adios Mi Chaparrita
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4)
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Ojos Tapatios
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5)
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La Barca De Oro
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6)
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Alla En El Rancho Grande
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7)
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La Raspa
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8)
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Jarabe Tapatio
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La Paloma
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10)
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Blen, Blen, Blen
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Arranged By - 一ノ瀬義孝
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Arranged By - 福井利雄 (A2, 4, 5, 6, B2, 4)
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Conductor - 見砂直照
