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Venezuela 70 (Cosmic Visions Of A Latin American Earth: Venezuelan Experimental Rock In The 1970's) - CD
Soul Jazz Records
8. July 2016
United Kingdom
Compilation
Melting Pot Venezuela: A soul-jazz compilation with progressive fusion rock of the seventies. In the 1970s, Venezuela became a relatively modern cultural and economic force in South America thanks to its vast oil reserves. This had a profound effect on the local rock scene. While in the 1960s Venezuelan artists were stylistically almost conspicu...
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| Title | Venezuela 70 (Cosmic Visions Of A Latin American Earth: Venezuelan Experimental Rock In The 1970's) |
| Artist | Various |
| Format | CD |
| Labels | Soul Jazz Records |
| Country of issue | United Kingdom |
| Date of publication | 8. July 2016 |
| First released | 2016 |
| Weight | 85 g |
| EAN | 5026328103358 |
| Product ID | 100350 |
| Discogs ID | 8768454 |
| Discogs reviews |
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Various: Venezuela 70 (Cosmic Visions Of A Latin American Earth: Venezuelan Experimental Rock In The 1970's) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Soul Jazz Records on 8. July 2016.
Melting Pot Venezuela: A soul-jazz compilation with progressive fusion rock of the seventies. In the 1970s, Venezuela became a relatively modern cultural and economic force in South America thanks to its vast oil reserves. This had a profound effect on the local rock scene. While in the 1960s Venezuelan artists were stylistically almost conspicuously imitating their American and British role models, the following decade saw a generation that placed great emphasis on creating a new and, above all, independent sound. Artists such as Vytas Brenner, Engel Rada, Pablo Schneider and Miguel Angel Fuster chose to fuse rock based on traditional Venezuelan music with electronica, funk, jazz and Latin American rhythms. The result was a wild, progressive and experimental mix that not only uniquely combined a multitude of new and old world influences, but also made a significant contribution to cultural identity. We can see parallels with Brazilian tropicalia and the German krautrock scene, which achieved something comparable in the 1970s.
Album spans genres Rock, Latin, Progressive rock, Psychedelic rock and Experimental.
Melting Pot Venezuela: A soul-jazz compilation with progressive fusion rock of the seventies. In the 1970s, Venezuela became a relatively modern cultural and economic force in South America thanks to its vast oil reserves. This had a profound effect on the local rock scene. While in the 1960s Venezuelan artists were stylistically almost conspicuously imitating their American and British role models, the following decade saw a generation that placed great emphasis on creating a new and, above all, independent sound. Artists such as Vytas Brenner, Engel Rada, Pablo Schneider and Miguel Angel Fuster chose to fuse rock based on traditional Venezuelan music with electronica, funk, jazz and Latin American rhythms. The result was a wild, progressive and experimental mix that not only uniquely combined a multitude of new and old world influences, but also made a significant contribution to cultural identity. We can see parallels with Brazilian tropicalia and the German krautrock scene, which achieved something comparable in the 1970s.
Album spans genres Rock, Latin, Progressive rock, Psychedelic rock and Experimental.
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| 1 | Vytas Brenner: Araguaney | 2:36 min | |
| Written-By Vytas Brenner | |||
| 2 | Pablo Schneider: Amor En Llamas | 3:44 min | |
| Written-By Pablo Schneider | |||
| 3 | Un Dos Tres Y Fuera: Machu Picchu | 3:29 min | |
| Written-By Carlos Jugo | |||
| 4 | Miguel Angel Fuster: Polvo Lunar | 8:49 min | |
| Written-By Miguel Angel Fuster | |||
| 5 | Angel Rada: Basheeba | 4:25 min | |
| Written-By Angel Rada | |||
| 6 | Fernando Yvosky: Barcos De Papel | 3:36 min | |
| Written-By Fernando Yvosky | |||
| 7 | Un Dos Tres Y Fuera: Son De Tambor Y San Juan | 2:02 min | |
| Written-By Edgar Lara, William Sigismondi | |||
| 8 | Vytas Brenner: Bang Going Gone | 2:41 min | |
| Written-By Vytas Brenner | |||
| 9 | Aldemaro Romero Y Su Onda Nueva: Irene | 2:10 min | |
| Written-By Aldemaro Romero, Costas Ioannidis | |||
| 10 | Miguel Angel Fuster: Dame De Comer | 2:16 min | |
| Written-By Miguel Angel Fuster | |||
| 11 | Un Dos Tres Y Fuera: San Juan, Tambor Y Fuera | 5:09 min | |
| Written-By Edgar Lara | |||
| 12 | Vytas Brenner: Caracas Para Locos | 5:03 min | |
| Written-By Vytas Brenner | |||
| 13 | Grupo C.I.M.: Joropo No. 1 | 3:20 min | |
| Written-By Elmar Leal | |||
| 14 | Angel Rada: Panico A Las 5 A.M. | 5:32 min | |
| Written-By Angel Rada | |||
| 15 | Apocalipsis: Ayudame A Encontrar Mi Camino | 3:16 min | |
| Written-By Pedro Lizardo | |||
| 16 | Miguel Angel Fuster: La Quema De Judas | 3:21 min | |
| Written-By Miguel Angel Fuster | |||
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