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Manolo Caracol - Antología del Cante (2000) {2CD Set Novoson-Disqueria CDNS 695/696}
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© 2000 Novoson / Disqueria | CDNS 695/696
Flamenco / Copla / World / Latin / Western European Traditions

Manolo Caracol (born Manuel Ortega Juarez) was one of the greatest vocalists in the history of flamenco music. His many recordings and film appearances made him one of Spain's top artists of the mid-20th century. An extremely passionate singer, he attracted attention at a very young age. Affectionately known as Nino de Caracol, he acquired a solid reputation for his singing at local fiestas. At the age of 13, he placed first in a singing contest, the Lorca Cante Jondo competition, in Granada. Although the Spanish Civil War prevented him from performing at public fiestas and theaters, he continued to appear at private functions.

Carlos Santana - Havana Moon (1983) {Columbia 474761 2 rel 2000}
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© 1983, 2000 Columbia / Sony Music | 474761 2
Rock / Blues-Rock / Hard Rock / Latin Rock / Rock & Roll

The third Carlos Santana solo album marks a surprising turn toward 1950s rock & roll and Tex-Mex, with covers such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love" and Chuck Berry's title song. Produced by veteran R&B producers Jerry Wexler and Barry Beckett, the album features an eclectic mix of sidemen, including Booker T. Jones of Booker T & the MG's, Willie Nelson, and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Havana Moon is a light effort, but it's one of Santana's most enjoyable albums, which may explain why it was also the best-selling Santana album outside the group releases in ten years.

Esquivel and His Orchestra - Complete 1954-1962 Recordings (2018) {New Continent Records, Digital Bonus Version}
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© 1954-62, 2018 New Continent Records
Jazz / Easy Listening / Big Band / Lounge / Space-Age Pop / Exotica

This outstanding 5-CD collection compiles, for the first time ever on a single set, the 10 complete albums Juan García Esquivel recorded with his own orchestra from 1954 to 1962. A rare version of “I Only Have Eyes for You” and several tracks from the movie soundtrack LP Cabaret Trágico have been added as a bonus.

As always waited the compilation dance hot parade winter 2019, so many pieces well selected with some dross of the summer / autumn passed and where there could be included other novelties that instead we find in other compilation… But completely added the always perfect. 2 cd mixati to the good one with 45 hits