Born in 2012 on the west side of Buenos Aires, Agrupación Ilegal Los Imparciales is a mix of traditional cumbia, Peruvian chicha and instrumental psychedelia. A full live act and often transcendental experience, the group utilizes the classic instrumentation of electric bass, electric guitar, farfisa organ and percussion - an homage to older times, without the crutch of electronic sounds and samples. It's a new generation of young and accomplished musicians bringing forward the sounds of a lost era and aesthetic, so relevant in today's modern music landscape. Already with two studio albums under their belt and a third on its way, it's high time the group is poised for a worldwide release sampler at the hands of Names You Can Trust.
credits
released June 17, 2016
Matías Soldano (Rata): Bongó, Lead Vocals
Damián Michini (Meta-Michelin): Electric Guitar
Amanda Paz Fernandez (Amelia Pez): Keyboards, Accordion, Vocals
Martín Perrone (El Stripper): Electric Bass, Vocals
Dana Martínez (La Cosmica): Güiro
Sebastian Velardo (El Buda): Timbales and Percussion
Recorded, Mixed by Martin Perrone and Matías Soldano
in Jacarandá Estudio, December 2013.
supported by 24 fans who also own “Ni chicha ni limonada”
I have to say that this one is one of the finest compilation I've ever seen. The story, the cover, the pictures, the booklet and of course the music! Just magic, like a time machine. fabmeyer
supported by 19 fans who also own “Ni chicha ni limonada”
I have been several times in Belém and around in the delta of the Amazon & Tocantins rivers, went to carimbó little festivals in the middle of Marajó Island, taking analog photos of these afro-delta traditions, between 2000-2010 ... this release is huge, I pay homage to Samy Ben Redjeb for suceeding such a project! I hope one day Analog goes for French Guyana, Martinique & Guadeloupe vintage sounds. These CARIMBÓ-SIRIA & candomblé songs are FANTASTIC ! Chat-verre
supported by 18 fans who also own “Ni chicha ni limonada”
Why do you love this album? Well, it is the quality of ALL the Analog Africa releases , the astonishing presentation- artwork, AWESOME booklets, the mastering, the music first of all and the feeling you connect with it and the artists involved. Due to not earning enough I changed from vinyl to CDs, but I am glad for the high quality downloads of the vinyl only releases that you are able to burn to disc. Together with a chosen few others AA is a greater than great label. Period. Markus Bader
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