Esquivel Latin-Esque stereo action baby

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Latin-Esque was the first album recorded with total stereo separation — two separate orchestras in two separate studios performed, connected by headphones. The results are fairly fantastic. Latin-Esque also is Esquivel's first stereo album in the Latin-esque style of his great first album, To Love Again. ("Jungle Drums" from that LP is updated here.) The artist's jaw-dropping masterpiece of zany pop, "Mucho Muchacha," is a highlight. "Carioca," "La Paloma," and several other standards also were well-chosen for this project. This album was essential to the renaissance of Esquivel's popularity in the 1990s

Latin-Esque
Esquivel


Track Listings
1. Raspa
2. Adios, Mariquita Linda
3. Jesusita en Chihuahua
4. Cachito (Pedacito)
5. Latin-Esque
6. Paloma
7. Estrellita
8. (Oyeme) Cachita
9. Jungle Drums (Canto Karabali)
10. Mucha Muchacha
11. You Belong to My Heart
12. Carioca

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