Los Melodicos - La Rebelde flac album

Profile: Venezuelan orchestra created in 1958 by Renato Capriles with the collaboration of Billo Frometa.

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Album · 2003 · 19 Songs. La Cachimba de San Juan. La Billo's y Los Melodicos & Los Melodicos. La Billo's y Los Melodicos & Los Billos. 5. La Flor del Trabajo.

Los Melódicos is a Latin dance band from Venezuela which plays a mix of tropical rhythms. The orchestra was assembled by Billo Frómeta in Caracas in July 1958. They made their debut through a local radio station on July 15, 1960. Frómeta sold the orchestra to Renato Capriles, who was acting as an owner as Billo was suspended by the Venezuelans musicians union. Renato took over in 1960 and Los Melódicos has been directed by him since then

Los Melodicos, Album. La Orquesta Que Impone El Ritmo. Other albums by Los Melodicos. Orquesta Que Impone El Ritmo Volume 1. Papachongo Re-Mix. Bailando! Con los Melódicos. Los Melodicos 4/26/2005. 1 La VI Llorando Los Melodicos 3:36. 2 Mi Corazon Los Melodicos 4:8. 3 Me Enamore Los Melodicos 4:25. 4 Mi Cocha Pechocha Los Melodicos 3:58. 5 Tu Los Melodicos 3:53. 6 La Sabrosita Los Melodicos 4:14.

Pacho Galan, Juan Rodriguez. feat: Manolo Monterrey. 8. El Veneno de los Hombres. 11. Maria de la O. Los Melodicos.

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Los Melódicos are a Latin dance band from Venezuela that plays a blend of Colombian, Cuban and Dominican rhythms. The orchestra was assembled by Renato Capriles in Caracas during the late 1950s, making their debut in a local radio station on July 15, 1958. Led by Capriles, the orchestra was voted by a Caracas journalist association as the best Venezuelan orchestra that year.