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 The music is indisputably Latin, with trumpets and trombones, guitars that sometimes become mariachi, Muchachito’s bombo in every song.

 The key points of the CD lie in a marked compositional ability both in the music and in the lyrics, which are never trivial but rather a true strength of the work.

Muchachito Bombo Infierno’s 'Vamos que Nos Vamos' is a vibrant Latin music album infused with joyous rhythms and diverse influences including ska, reggae, and mariachi. The Spanish lyrics impress with their sharp irony and heartfelt simplicity, while the music captivates with energetic trumpet and guitar arrangements. This album appeals not only to Latin music fans but also to those seeking fresh, quality music beyond typical commercial offerings. Overall, it is a solid, enjoyable production that showcases songwriting and rhythmical expertise. Listen to Muchachito’s vibrant Latin fusion and experience a joyful musical journey full of rhythm and sharp lyrics!

 "Crown Of Creation was born without a particular predetermined goal other than to provide a worthy successor to the excellent 'After Bathing At Baxter's'."

 "The key to the album lies in the ability to blend the many voices (four) of the group into an almost perfect sound mix and in the ability to leverage the high individual technical skills."

Crown Of Creation, released in 1968, is considered Jefferson Airplane’s masterpiece and a highlight of the San Francisco psychedelic rock scene. The album skillfully combines American folk roots with psychedelic elements, featuring notable songs like 'Triad' and 'Greasy Heart.' Its strength lies in the band's vocal harmonies and technical musicianship. The LP remains engaging and accessible, avoiding excessive psychedelic indulgence while capturing the era's spirit. Discover the timeless sounds of Jefferson Airplane's Crown Of Creation—listen now and experience a psychedelic rock classic!

 Ben's ability to convey joy with simple and immediate compositions but never banal.

 Turn up Jorge Ben to full volume, enjoy the Brazilian summer all year round, and, if you manage, try not to dance.

This review highlights Jorge Benjor's Definitive Collection as a joyful and essential representation of Brazilian music. It praises the blend of samba, Tropicalia, and African influences that characterize Benjor's sound. Classics like 'Mas que nada' are recognized for their lasting appeal and cultural impact. The album is recommended both for new listeners and longtime fans seeking vibrant, danceable tunes. Explore Jorge Benjor's Definitive Collection and let the infectious samba rhythms bring Brazil's vibrant spirit to your ears today!