Superpop Venezuela

Información

• Fecha de Lanzamiento: 5 Septiembre 2006
• Disquera: Gozadera Records
  

Canciones

1. Intro
2. Miss Venezuela
3. All Day Today
4. Curda Y Pain
5. No Es Facil Amar You Soy Asi
6. A Una Mujer
7. Rosario
8. Yo No Se
9. Caramelo Y Chocolate
10. Amar Si Tue Te Vas
11. Es Algo Mas
12. Ganas
13. Dun Dun
14. Maomao
15. Un Poquito Mas
16. Media Luna
17. Superpop Venezuela
18. San Agustin

Créditos

Julio Briceño, José Luis Pardo, José Rafael Torres, Armando Figueredo, Juan Manuel Roura, Mauricio Arcas.

Críticas

Venezuela's resident musical maniacs and former Latin Grammy nominees are back with covers of seventeen tunes they knew and loved during their teen years, a few of which, such as "Miss Venezuela," complete with samples of a simpering beauty queen, actually sound strangely familiar. Their rampant satirical stance and penchant for studio wizardry still firmly in place, they wallow in neo-nostalgia, running amok in Caracas Oldieville, abetted by producer DJ Dimitri of Paris and their own polymorphous tendencies. Nods to Isaac Hayes, Nigerian superstar Fela Kuti, sixties bossa nova as sanitized via the American west coast, P-Funk, Santana, and even The Fifth Dimension do a crazed buck-and-wing around hip-hop, lounge and latter-day dance club machinations. The contexts shift so rapidly that if the listener weren't so busy boogying, vertigo might well set in. By the third track, the flagrantly over-ripe, increasingly bizarre sets of cross-pollinations begin to seem almost normal, as a kind of sonic Stockholm Syndrome sets in. Going with the flow becomes not only a matter of self-preservation, but a hilarious, booty-shaking journey into the group's seductive, endlessly inventive brand of lunatic genius. Christina Roden, Amazon.com