JolgorioPeru Negro
Release Date: 01/20/2004
Original Release:
2004
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 509864_CD
UPC # 738572903527
Label: Times Square Records
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Disc: 1
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Performer: Peru Negro
Engineer: German Villacorta Producer: Felipe Pumarada; Roberto Campos; Juan Morillo Distributor: E1 Distribution (USA) Notes: Personnel: Eder Campos (vocals, bells, palmas); Jos� Durand (vocals, bells); Sandra Due�as (vocals, palmas, background vocals); Nereyda Cuadros, Rivelino Martinez, Monica Due�as, Fiorella Ayala (vocals); Roberto Campos (whistling, quinto, congas, bongos, bata, djembe, bells, palmas); Frank Perez (guitar, palmas); Tito Manrique (guitar); Mauro Edu Campos, Hector "Jereto" Ferreyra (quinto); Maria Elena Pacheco (violin); Cesar Peredo (flute); Sof�a Buitron, Oscar Brunce, Juan Castro, Erika Alfaro (palmas, background vocals). Audio Mixer: German Villacorta. Liner Note Author: Juan Morillo. Recording information: Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA; Kanta Studio, Lima, Peru; TDV Studio, Lima, Peru. Unknown Contributor Role: Hector "Jereto" Ferreyra. Arranger: Roberto Campos. Peru Negro is a Peruvian music and dance troupe, whose repertoire blends West African rhythms with urban folk tunes and, on certain selections, Spanish guitar melodies. On JOLGORIO, Peru Negro explores the music of Peru through a mix of both new and traditional repertoire. Pieces such as "Carnaval Negro" and "Negrito" celebrate the Afro-Peruvian culture. On the former, one really gets a sense of how connected this music is to the tribal drumming of Nigeria. For this piece, Peru Negro combines sophisticated, well-structured hand drumming with the sounds of happy revelers and the exaltations of various singers. "De Espana" emphasizes this ensemble's Spanish influence. Featuring an electric bass and indigenous hand-percussion instruments, this minor-key song presents a virtuosic flamenco guitar melody. Overall, Peru Negro can never be fully appreciated on record since dance is one-half of this company's artistic conception. However, JOLGORIO does offer listeners a chance to experience this fascinating style of Latin music without having to travel to Lima.
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