Orquesta Revé - La Explosion Del Momento! album flac

Orquestra Reve, led by Elio Reve (also a founding member of Ritmo Oriental and Los Van Van), is a full orchestra with strings, brass, piano, and, of course, glorious percussion. They play that Cuban dance music known as son, specifically son-changui, which is a faster form. It is a very theatrical and sophisticated style; imagine salsa as played by a Cuban Henry Mancini and you'll get the general flavor. Although son-changui is a traditional style, the group borrows stylistic touches from bossa nova, disco, jazz, funk, and even classical

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La explosión del momento! ~ Release group by Orquesta Revé. La Explosion Del Momento! 12" Vinyl. Release group information. Artist: Orquesta Revé.

Orquestra Reve, Led By Elio Reve (Also A Founding Member Of Ritmo Oriental And Los Van Van), Is A Full Orchestra With Strings, Brass, Piano, And, Of Course, Glorious Percussion. Artist: Orquestra Reve Title: La Explosion Del Momento! Genre: World Type: Used - LP Label: Real World Catalog ID: 91301 Country: USA Our ID: 75188. View other items by this Artist View other items on this Label.

I first heard the music of Orquesta Revé through ‘La Explosion del Momento!’. small picture ) It was released in 1989 on Peter Gabriel’s Realworld label. Changüi is a form of ‘Cuban son’, and was played only in the eastern parts of Cuba. I quote the late Elio Revé, founder of this group and the one who re-invented changüi. I play son-changüi: they call me the father of changüi – although changüi has been around far longer than I have.

Their collaboration has taken Orquesta Revé to new heights and earned the band the nickname "La Aplanadora de Cuba" (the setamroller). Moreover, some of the younger bandmembers are beginning to spread their wings with the powerful new composing/arranging duo of Wlfredo "Pachy J. Naranja and Andy Fornet. During the height of Revémanía in the 1980s, Orquesta Revé earned the nickname "la explosión del momento". It is safe to say that La nueva explosión (Hernández/Hernández) is a play on that apodo in reference to the resurgence of the orchestra to the head of the first line bands. The other remake on the album is La boda en bicicleta written by Juan Carlos Alfonso with an updated Aisar arrangement. They were performing this live long before the release of ¿De qué estamos hablando? with Dagoberto singing lead vocals.