Latinamericarpet: Exploring the Vinyl Warp of Latin American Psychedelia, Vol. 1

Artist	Various Artists
Format	CD
Label Name	Sublime Frequencies
Release Date	2007 11 06
Song List	1: [Untitled] (0:19) 2: Mama Loo/Ata una Cinta Alrededor del Viejo Roble (4:06) 3: Jarable Tapatío (2:28) 4: Pedro y el Lobo (0:44) 5: Ronda Tropical (2:56) 6: [Untitled] (0:24) 7: Marcha a La Turca (1:48) 8: Preprarando el Marck5 (1:50) 9: Iorana Mama Lari (2:24) 10: Pequeño Salvaje (3:15) 11: Inglés en un 2x3 (0:21) 12: Me Regalaron (2:08) 13: Cuando Sea Grande (2:28) 14: Lágrimas del Alma (2:58) 15: Calculín/Don Din Don (1:21) 16: Dos Guitarras (2:05) 17: Altuntan Ripuncca (2:08) 18: Tengo una Muñeca (2:05) 19: Pedro y el Lobo (0:14) 20: El Stomp & María Es el Nombre (2:29) 21: Los Niños y Su Mundo (0:31) 22: Cielito Lindo (2:01) 23: Inglés en un 2x3 (0:18) 24: La Banda Fantasma (2:23) 25: Modus Vivendi (2:28) 26: [Untitled] (2:24) 27: Vamos a La Cama (1:34)
Style.Categories	Foreign Language Rock, Garage Rock

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This collection of Latin American aural oddities was compiled by the folks at Sublime Frequencies, and includes such curious vinyl rarities as an excerpt from an Argentine recording of "Peter and the Wolf," some light rock remakes of popular classical melodies, traditional folk songs, and clips from a Peruvian instructional album for those who want to learn English. There are a few examples of solid Latin American rock & roll -- most notably Ventures-style instrumentals from Argentina's Los 4 Planetas and Chile's the Bates, and "Pequeño Salvaje" by Renos, which includes a long and frantic drum solo. And the compilers have included a few entertaining bits of difficult easy listening, most notably the Esquivel-on-a-budget of Marimba de la Direccion de Seguridid Publica de Chiapas, the helium-voiced critters of Tecnicas de Concentracion y Relajacion Yoga, and Citara Trio playing what most Americans will remember as "the Frito Bandito Song." ~ Mark Deming, All Music Guide