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Percussion legend Louie Romero has appeared on five gold records and two platinum records. Born in Brooklyn, he began playing percussion at the age of seven, inspired by his father Juan. Louie began appearing on the New York salsa scene in the 1960s. In 1967, famous trombonist and bandleader Willie Colón asked Louie to join his band after seeing him perform at New York's Broadway Casino. During those 10 years, Louie played with the best musicians from salsa's famed Fania record label, including Hector Lavoe and Ruben Blades. When Colón's band broke up in 1977, Louie continued to record with other Fania groups, eventually recording over 20 albums for the label. He then expanded into folkloric music and latin jazz, playing with greats like Paquito D'Rivera. Louie moved to California in 1984, seeking a change of pace. In 1994, he formed Mazacote, which quickly gained a reputation as one of San Francisco's finest salsa bands. Now, Louie is proud to release the album fans have been requesting for years: a lively CD that showcases Mazacote's energy, stellar musicianship, and mastery of the style.
LOUIE ROMERO Y SU GRUPO MAZACOTE - TIMBALERO (2006)
Louie Romero
Timbales, okonkolo (Bata), maracas, subidor, claves, guiro, coros
review by Bruce Polin: LOUIE ROMERO Y SU GRUPO MAZACOTE - TIMBALERO (2006) recensione di Roberto Rabbi: LOUIE ROMERO Y SU GRUPO MAZACOTE - TIMBALERO (2006)
Timbalero (mambo)
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