Orquesta America de Ninon Mondejar - Silver Star (2000)
Orquesta America de Ninon Mondejar - Silver Star
Cuba | mp3 320 Kbps | 136 MB
Tumbao Cuban Classics 2000
Cuba | mp3 320 Kbps | 136 MB
Tumbao Cuban Classics 2000
Around 1951 America's violinist, Enrique Jorrin, introduced a new rhythm which quickly won the hearts and minds of Cuba's choosy dancers. He named it "cha cha cha." Shortly after, as the Jorrin/America cha cha chas became increasingly popular, Cuba's Discos Panart became interested in them and signed them to a recording contract. In March of 1953 Orquesta America's first hit single, Jorrin's "La Engañadora" with "Silver Star" on its flip side, was released on 78 and 45 rpm singles formats and both songs became smash hits charting all the way to the top, thus toppling Perez Prado's mambo and all the jazz bands on his coattails from the top charts in Havana. Numerous top charting hits followed, such as "Yo Sabia Que Un Dia," "Me Lo Dijo Adela," "Nada Para Ti," "El Tunel," "El Alardoso," "Negrito de Sociedad," "Nunca," and "Yo No Camino Mas," the latter featuring sonero Laito Sureda on the lead vocals.01. Rico Vacilon
02. Carita de Fiesta
03. Minoso al Bate
04. No camino mas
05. Triste muñeca
06. La Verde Palma Real
07. Yo sabia que un dia
08. No quisiera ser feo
09. Besala y Casate
10. La engañadora
11. Constancia
12. Nada para ti
13. El Tunel
14. Mambo America
15. El Alardoso
16. Me muero
17. Que buenas son
18. Nocturnado
19. Me lo dio Adela
20. Silver Star