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Ondatrópica (Deluxe Versión) / Ondatropica (Deluxe Version)

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Download links and information about Ondatrópica (Deluxe Versión) / Ondatropica (Deluxe Version) by Ondatrópica / Ondatropica. This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Salsa, Latin genres. It contains 26 tracks with total duration of 01:42:31 minutes.

Artist: Ondatrópica / Ondatropica
Release date: 2012
Genre: Salsa, Latin
Tracks: 26
Duration: 01:42:31
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Tiene Sabor, Tiene Sazón 4:33
2. Punkero Sonidero 3:29
3. I Ron Man 2:52
4. Suena 5:00
5. Locomotora Borracha 3:09
6. Remando 4:52
7. Ska Fuentes 4:21
8. 3 Reyes de la Terapia 3:45
9. Libya 3:22
10. Gaita Trópica 2:36
11. Rap-Maya 1:48
12. Dos Lucecitas 3:31
13. Cumbia Espacial 4:05
14. Swing de Gillian 3:12
15. Bomba Trópica 5:29
16. Linda Mañana 4:22
17. Traigan la Batea 5:00
18. El Caimán y el Gallínazo 3:20
19. Mi Negra 3:28
20. Curro Fuentes 4:21
21. Descarga Trópica 7:10
22. Papi Shingaling 4:02
23. Mambo Loco Especial 3:10
24. Donde Suena el Bombo 5:10
25. La Tranca 2:14
26. Cien Años 4:10

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An adventurous exploration of Colombia’s rich musical heritage that features a near-unclassifiable mélange of musical styles, Ondatropica started life as the brainchild of Colombian bandleader Mario Galeano and British DJ/producer Will Holland. It soon mutated into a wooly and unhinged collaborative effort that eventually attracted the talents of more than 40 musicians. The roster of participants includes illustrious names from the golden age of Colombian popular music, like Michi Sarmiento, Jauncho Vargas, and Anibal Velasquez, as well as a host of younger players. Though the collection is dominated by cumbia's loping two-step rhythms, a dizzying array of styles are represented here, from fandango, gaita, and champeta to salsa, boogaloo, ska, and even klezmer. The result is surprisingly cohesive, thanks largely to bandleader Mario Galeano’s ability to navigate multiple musical traditions while maintaining a consistent overall sound. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to listeners familiar with Galeano’s genre-bending work as the leader of Frente Cumbiero, whose 2011 release Frente Cumbiero Meets Mad Professor was an engagingly successful fusion of cumbia and dub reggae.