Ritmo… Alegría… Sabor! by Los Ángeles Azules album artwork Vinyl 1983

Ritmo… Alegría… Sabor!

By Los Ángeles Azules

★★★★★ 4.6 / 5.0 (5,200 verified ratings)
Format: Vinyl Released: 1983 Decade: 1980s Origin: Mexico #debut#sonidera#vintage#mexico-city

Curator Review & Historical Significance

The debut album by Los Ángeles Azules on Disco Dancing (1983). The Vinyl Factory describes it as 'beautifully laidback languorous beat with an accordion hyperventilating over the rhythm' · the birth of cumbia sonidera as a distinct Mexican style. Before they became legends with 'Cómo Te Voy a Olvidar', this is where the Mejía Avante family from Iztapalapa first put their sound on record.

Complete Tracklist

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7 Songs
  1. 01 Ritmo Alegría Sabor
  2. 02 La Cumbia Sonidera
  3. 03 Iztapalapa
  4. 04 El Sonido Azul
  5. 05 Cumbia del Barrio
  6. 06 Amor Sonidera
  7. 07 La Fiesta Azul

Album Information & Technical Overview

Artist / Ensemble Los Ángeles Azules
Official Title Ritmo… Alegría… Sabor!
Original Release Year 1983 (1980s)
Country of Origin Mexico
Primary Format Vinyl (Original LP / Audio CD)
Subgenres Cumbia Sonidera, Cumbia
Community Score 4.6 / 5.0 (5,200)
Catalog Category Mexican Cumbia

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Why is Ritmo… Alegría… Sabor! considered essential in cumbia history?

The debut album by Los Ángeles Azules on Disco Dancing (1983). The Vinyl Factory describes it as 'beautifully laidback languorous beat with an accordion hyperventilating over the rhythm' · the birth of cumbia sonidera as a distinct Mexican style. Before they became legends with 'Cómo Te Voy a Olvidar', this is where the Mejía Avante family from Iztapalapa first put their sound on record.

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