Dulce y Picante | ||||
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Studio album by | ||||
Released | 1998 | |||
Recorded | 1998 | |||
Genre | Latin jazz | |||
Length | 72:08 | |||
Label | Obeso & Pacanins | |||
Producer | Alberto Naranjo Roberto Obeso Federico Pacanins | |||
Alberto Naranjo chronology | ||||
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Dulce y Picante (Spanish for Sweet and Spicy) is a 1998 album from Alberto Naranjo.
Track | Song title | Composer(s) | Time |
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1 | Tema de la Orquesta | José Pérez Figuera | 1:25 |
2 | Cu tu gu rú | Castro/Davis | 5:18 |
3 | Te caigo a tiros | Manolo Monterrey | 4:03 |
4 | Quisiera yo | Jesús Camacaro | 4:07 |
5 | Mambo La Roca | Mirta Sánchez | 2:57 |
6 | Vamos a beber | Néstor Brito | 3:49 |
7 | La jaiba y el cangrejito | A. Rodríguez/F. García | 3:49 |
8 | Dulce y picante | Larrain | 4:36 |
9 | En un mercado persa | Albert Ketèlbey | 4:14 |
10 | Merengues venezolanos | Medley | 5:01 |
a | Métele de ancho | Larrain | |
b | Esta es Venezuela | César Viera | |
c | Un cigarrillo | Juan R. Barrios | |
11 | Congo Blues | Eduardo Cabrera | 6:29 |
12 | Potpourri | Medley | 10:25 |
a | Quisiera | Larrain | |
b | Maracaibo | Chucho Sanoja | |
c | No me sigas mirando | Larrain | |
d | Alardoso | Enrique Jorrín | |
e | Anna | Franco/Vatro | |
f | La Pelota | Manolo Monterrey | |
g | Narración | Pancho Pepe Cróquer | |
h | Take Me Out to the Ball Game | Norworth/Von Tilzer | |
13 | Amándonos | Larrain | 2:27 |
14 | Larrain Orchestra | bonus track | 13:28 |
a | Comparsa barracón | Bebo Valdés | |
b | Chin, chin, chiribín | Delia Arias | |
c | El macho | ARR | |
d | Kikirindongo | Néstor Brito | |
e | Tema de la Orquesta | José Pérez Figuera | |
72:08 | |||
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