wonderful latin rock
The most similar thing I can think of is Santana (but rather his musicians from the first legendary albums)
Bwana – Bwana
Sello:
Caytronics – CYS 1312
Formato:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
País:
US
Publicado:
1972
Género:
Rock, Latin, Funk / Soul
Estilo:
Psychedelic Rock, Cumbia, Funk
Lista de Títulos
A1 Tema De Bwana
A2 La Patada
A3 La Jurumba
A4 Chapumbambe
B1 Motemba
B2 Todo Es Real
B3 Lolita
Compañías, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
Produced For – Caytronics Corporation
Made By – Columbia Special Products
Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman
Créditos
Art Direction – Manuel Vega F.*
Bass, Percussion, Vocals – Roman Cerpas
Bongos, Percussion, Drums [Tumbas] – Salvador Fernandez
Design [Cover] – Bwana
Drums, Timbales, Percussion – Donaldo Mantilla
Guitar – Ricardo Palma (tracks: A2, A4, B3), Roberto Martinez (2) (tracks: A1, A3)
Organ – Danilo Amador (tracks: B1, B2)
Organ, Vocals, Piano – Ricardo Palma
Recorded By – Henry Hernández (2)
Vocals – Roberto Martinez (2)
Notas
℗ 1972 CBS, Inc.
Produced by Columbia Special Products exclusively for Caytronics Corp.
In disappeared blog where he arrives to smell the second album rarismo that does not get to listen: translate google:
Miguel Bolaños Garay:
I am Nicaraguan, 58 years old, musician, lawyer and peridodista and author of a book on
The origins of electronic music in Nicaragua. I can clarify with all
Security that the Bwana group is one hundred percent Nicaraguan. The disc was not
Recorded in Colombia, but in San José, Costa Rica, in 1972 by CBS, which
Surely authorized its edition in some Colombian branch and from there the error.
Bwana traveled to Bogota at that time to give a couple of concerts, also to
Panama. The guest to the recording is not Danilo Amador (founder), but Ricardo
Palma, the author of "Lolita" and a local legend within the scope
Musical nicaraguan. I hope I have given some light in this matter, because it is
The second time I see the comment that places him as a Colombian group. Moreover, there is another posterior LP of the same group, although not
Had the international acceptance of the first.
anónimo dijo ( en ese viejo blog ):
Soy nicaragüense, 58 años, músico, abogado y peridodista y autor de un libro sobre los orígenes de la música electrónica en Nicaragua. Puedo aclarar con toda seguridad que el grupo Bwana es cien por ciento nicaragüense. El disco no fue grabado en Colombia, sino en San José, Costa Rica, en 1972 por CBS, la que seguramente autorizó su edición en alguna filial colombiana y de allí el error. Bwana viajó a Bogotá en esa época para dar un par de conciertos, también a Panamá. El invitado a la grabación no es Danilo Amador (fundador),sino Ricardo Palma, el autor de "Lolita" y una leyenda local dentro del ámbito musical nicaragüense. Espero haber dado alguna luz en este asunto, porque es segunda vez que veo el comentario que lo ubica como grupo colombiano. Es más, existe otro LP posterior del mismo grupo, aunque no tuvo la aceptación internacional del primero.
Miguel Bolaños Garay
