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01. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Mango mangué
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02. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Baile mi rumba
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03. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Mi guaguancó
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04. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Te quiero corazón
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05. EL GRAN FELLOVE - El jamaiquino
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06. EL GRAN FELLOVE - El ýoyó
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07. EL GRAN FELLOVE - San José
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08. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Rápido cha cha cha
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09. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Decídete mi amor
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10. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Bómboro quiñá quiñá
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11. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Cortaron a Elena
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12. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Aléjate de mí
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13. EL GRAN FELLOVE - El jacarandoso
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14. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Los ejes de mi carreta
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15. EL GRAN FELLOVE - ¡Qué jelengue!
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16. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Mata siguaraya
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17. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Qué bueno está el ambiente
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18. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Baile el minuet
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19. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Anota mi canción, Flora
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20. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Baila mi guapacha
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21. EL GRAN FELLOVE - Guapacheando
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ARTIST
EL GRAN FELLOVE
TITLE
Mango Mangue
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
VAMPISOUL
CATALOG #
VAMPI 119CD
VAMPI 119CD
GENRE
WORLD
RELEASE DATE
6/7/2011
2010 release. Vampisoul presents a compilation of the late '50s and early '60s recordings by this unique singer and showman from Cuba, a contemporary of
Pérez Prado
,
Cachao
and
Mongo Santamaría
. Includes his famous ska/mambo crossover hit "El Jamaiquino."
Francisco Fellove Valdés
composed "Mango Mangüé" when he was 16, in
Niño Rivera
's house. The first musician to record the song was the singer
Miguelito Valdés
.
Celia Cruz
,
Tito Puente
, the flautist
Johnny Pacheco
and
Aldemaro Romero
also recorded it. In 1955, Fellove travelled to Mexico City where he made his debut at
Roberto Morales
's Bar Latino with
José Antonio Méndez
before going to the El Burro club with the
Orquesta América
. He recorded a few 45s and six LPs for RCA Victor. The artistic director of RCA was the pianist and songwriter
Mario Ruiz Armengol
, who did a few arrangements for Fellove and lent him his orchestra for the recording sessions. So, beginning with his Havana scat, in which he expressed Cuba's musical soul, the chua-chua was born in Mexico City. Along with
Hector Batamba
he organized a sextet with
Lalo Montaner
on the flute,
Raúl Cerda
on the piano,
Hector Leal
on the güiro, "
El Lobo
" on the drums and "
El Ratón
" on bass. After recording for RCA Victor (from September 1956 to September 1957) the group broke up when Batamba went to Europe. Fellove formed a new band:
"I had invented the chua-chua, a kind of scat. In my group, Lobo and Melón did the choruses."
In this compilation we discover Fellove's guarachera facet along with the best examples of his career in chuachua, but also some very original versions of the classics of Mexican music ("Te Quiero Corazón," "Baile El Minuet") and of Puerto Rican music ("Cortaron a Elena"). Even more surprising is his interpretation of a Río de la Plata classic, "Los ejes de mi carreta."
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