Los Machucambos - ¡Caramba! flac album

Caramba! ‎ (LP, Album, Club, RE). World Record Club, World Record Club. Caramba! ‎ (Cass, Album, RP). Decca.

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Caramba, MI amor-los machucambos. Artist: Los Machucambos. Album: Noches de fiesta y salsa, 2014. Los Machucambos was formed in Paris (August 1959) by Julia Cortes, originally from CostaRica, Rafael Gayoso a Spaniard and a Peruvian, Milton Zapata who was replaced by an Italian, Romano Zanotti, in 1960.

Los Machucambos was a music band formed in Paris in 1959. The two guitar players were Rafaël Gayoso (from Spain), Milton Zapata (from Peru) and the singer was Julia Cortes (from Costa Rica). In 1960 Zapata was replaced by Romano Zanotti (from Italy) Although the group had a long list of discography their best known hit was Pepito which became the number 1 hit in 1961. La Canción De Orfeo, Adieu Tristesse, La Bamba, Macongo 1959.

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Los machucambos discography page. Southern Native Americans made an instrument called a charango from the skin of an animal known in Latin America as a machucambo. Together, Rafael Gayoso, Mathias Romano Zanotti and Julia Cortes are the Machucambos. Rafael Gayoso had been studying at a music conservatory and travelled in Cuba and Mexico. In Paris he was one third of the Trio Acapulco; they would perform at a bar called L'Scale.