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Adolescent's Orquesta, known informally as Los Adolescentes, is a salsa romantica group from Venezuela that was initially popular in the mid- to late '90s with hits including "Anhelo" and "Persona Ideal." A decade later, after a new lineup was assembled, the group proved popular once again with hits including "Se Acabó el Amor" and "En Aquel Lugar." Adolescent's Orquesta is essentially the group of Porfi Baloa (piano, keyboards, bass), who is not only the group's producer but also its musical director and primary songwriter. The original lineup of Adolescent's Orquesta was comprised of Wilmer Lozano, Williams Lozano, Armando Guiñan, and...

*The Fabulaires © 2015 The Fabulaires Exclusive Web-Site - All Rights Reserved. ABOUT US The Fabulaires started in Philadelphia in 1957 harmonizing on the street corners hitting notes to the new sound called, Doo Wop. They entered a local singing contest and won first place. A local radio announcer who was one of the Judges liked their sound and encouraged them to audition with a record label called, East-West, a Philadelphia Company. They recorded for East -West label their first songs:"While Walking" with "No No" on the flip side. The songs were released December 23, 1957, and Billboard wrote: "East-West...

The Solitaires are a doo wop group, best remembered for their 1957 hit "Walking Along". Formed in Harlem in 1953, the band consisted of Herman Curtis, Buzzy Willis and Pat Gaston (who had previously ben together in another group, The Crows), and Monte Owens, Bobby Baylor and Bobby Williams (formerly of The Mello-Moods). They were quickly signed to the Old Town music label, from which they issued a series of singles. These included "Wonder Why", "Blue Valentine", and a cover version of the jazz standard "I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You", all released through 1954. When...

Melodic Doom Metal. From Chile . Formed in 2009 Current Line-Up : Juan Escobar - All instruments (Lapsus Dei, Mar de Grises, Aura Hiemis, Lethargy of Death, Delonelyman, BitchBoys, Defectoscura, Fosa Comvn, Golem, Aseidad, Guest in Bauda, Zohak, Subtenebras (Chl), Nibdem) .

Welcome to the second volume in the Vampi Soul series of tropical Peruvian music of the 60s. The casual music enthusiast might not think that Peru was a hotbed of tropical music in the 1960s and 70s. But with it's indigenous tradition of Afro-Latin percussion on the coast, and an obsession with mambo in the 50s, Peru was actually the perfect place for the Cuban and Nuyorican sounds of son, boogaloo, and guaracha to take root. The proximity of Columbia and Venezuela made sure that cumbia was popular as well. The MAG label producer Manuel A. Guerrero Silvestre captured this...