Mira Si Te Gusta [Import]

1. Mi Vecina

2. Mira Si Te Gusta

3. No Queres Decir Adios

4. Catarro Chino

5. Una Corazonada

6. Lo Que Me Falto Por Hacerte

7. Las Habaneras Son Perfectas

8. Juana Cha

9. Yo Quiero Encontrarme Contigo

10. Sen~Ora Dulzura

11. Consejo A Una Amiga

12. Bandido

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
1996 Release from Cuban Salsa Band. Klimax is Led by Composer/Percussionist Geraldo Piloto. He Comes from a Family of Noted Musicians and Helped Create the Successful Group Ng La Banda.

Mira Si Te Gusta,Klimax,Gran Via Espana,Latin,Latin Pop

Average customer rating:

aptly named group top of the heap in the 21st century
EVEN THOUGH YOU CAN'T DANCE TO CUBAN MUSIC

Mira Si Te Gusta
Giraldo Piloto
Manufacturer: Gran Via Espana
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000051TGH
Release Date: 2003-12-30

Tracks:

Mi Vecina
Mira Si Te Gusta
No Queres DeCir Adios
Catarro Chino
Corazonada
Que Me Falto por Hacerte
Habaneras Son Perfectas
Juana Cha
Yo Quiero Encontrarme Contigo
Sen~Ora Dulzura
Consejo a una Amiga
Bandido

Album Details

1996 Release from Cuban Salsa Band. Klimax is Led by Composer/Percussionist Geraldo Piloto. He Comes from a Family of Noted Musicians and Helped Create the Successful Group Ng La Banda.

Customer Reviews:

aptly named group top of the heap in the 21st century.......2005-01-05

The first 3 Klimax CDs are essential to anyone who cares about music. "Musician's music" that is, as leader Giraldo Piloto calls it. By all means by this album and don't stop there. "Juego de Manos" has probably the most "out there" cuts of all and "Oye Como Va" is just a masterpiece without anything on the planet to touch it!

Piloto used to be a part of the great NG La Banda and truly all the NG of that period (and a good deal of the post Piloto NG) is just the same: essential timba, NG is really more or less the birth of Timba and in some ways the most awe inspiring Timba band of them all when you think how each successive CD seemed to be starting all over again creating entirely new styles.

And don't forget Charanga Habanera (especially "Tremendo Delirio"), Paulito y su Elite (Tu No Me Calculas, Dance and Romance), Carlos Manuel y su Clan (Malo Cantidad, 'namorado), Chispa y sus Complices, La Farandula, Bamboleo (of course, but forget about the "Ño" disc)...

Caution: you might stop listening to everything else you hold dear.

EVEN THOUGH YOU CAN'T DANCE TO CUBAN MUSIC.......2001-02-28

The pieces that this CD includes make you dance to the music even though you cant dance salsa, even though you are extremely shy. Just turn on the player and play the disc as loud as you can.

Immediately you'll be overwhelmed by a rapid stream of sounds; intricate melodies played by brass instruments, the rhythms of cangas and drums that require a high degree of concentration to dance to, the rhythm of the base guitar that frequently syncopates, the lyricism of the piano, and sweet voices of the choir.

If you have listened to the works of recent cuban bands such as NG La Banda or Paulito FG or Bamboleo and like them, I strongly recommend this CD.

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