Talking about Damaso PerezPrado is talking abot one of the best musician of the fifties who makes popular the Mambo with his Orquestra specially in Latin America with "Mambo Number 5", "Mamno Number 8", "Mambo del Ruletero", "Mambo Universitario", "Lupita" for example having a dance music as same as Huahuanco (another Cubean musical rate).
At that years, my parents when they were singles dance PerezPrado Music in the parties as for example in Carnival days in February) for example.
Now I heard this music 50 years after and I like this songs because some Mambos seems as a Huahuanco could be as "Que rico mambo" or some Mambos as "Mambo in Sax" seems as Jazz music.
--------------
His music's characteristic is that most of his music are instrumental with a Chorus for example in "Que rico mambo" says "Mambo, que rico mambo, mambo que ...
Talking about Damaso PerezPrado's music is talking about Mambo music in the fifties like "Que rico Mambo" and "Mambo number 8" that it is a Clasic theme, with good music that it characteric is the PerezPrado's shout "Ah uh", in the music at the final of the compass or a beging of the compass in the whole of its theme.
If you don't kwon how the Mambo is, I describe that it has a litle of huaracha, son and a litle of jazz like "Mambo in Sax" and "Mambo en Trompeta" and Pianolo" for example.
He was compoussed to the mexican costumes, mexican place and mambos with woman's title like "Mambo del Ruletero" or "Mambo del Politecnico" or "Mambo Universitario" and "Norma la de Guadalajara" and more less.
More of the instrumental musics was danced buy my parents when they was younger and single in the Carnival's Day as My parents remember ...
Advantages: Great variety of musical styles and moods, quality songs Disadvantages: Won't change the world
In 2008, Primal Scream, who have now been going for a staggering 26 years, released Beautiful Future, their 9th studio album. They started out as part of the Scottish indie scene that gave us Jesus and Mary Chain, but left behind their jingle, jangle sound to take on a more rocky sound. They've been in and out of the charts over the years and have collaborated with various other artists (Kevin Shields from My Bloody Valentine, Barnie Sumner, Robert Plant, The Chemical Brothers to name but a few).
There is no way a band can survive 26 years unless they keep moving, morphing, trying new things, whilst maintaining some thread of a story. Not only will most of the audience get bored with them, but they too risk getting stale and disinterested. I guess that Primal Scream have managed to do something different with each of their 9 albums ...
PRIMAL is a compilation of Latin legend Perez Prado's energetic and infectious mambo tracks. The 26-track collection includes "In A Little Spanish Town," "Lupita," and "Pachuca." British import.
