Discover the Roots of Chicha with Los Sanders de Ñaña
Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of the 1970s with "Carreteando, Vol. I" by Los Sanders de Ñaña. Pressed on classic black vinyl, this collection captures the essence of the "carretero" style, a unique fusion of tropical rhythms and the emerging chicha sound. Recorded between 1970 and 1978, these tracks showcase the transformative period in Lima's music scene, reflecting the cultural shifts and the urban migration of the era.
A Journey Through the Carretera Central Sound
Under the direction of Fernando Arias and Teodoro Laura, Los Sanders de Ñaña crafted a sound that resonated with the migrant communities of Lima, mixing elements of "new ola" and rock with tropical beats. This album stands as a testament to their innovative spirit and influence on the Peruvian music landscape.
Tracklist
Experience the musical evolution with these captivating tracks:
| Track |
1. Quiero Emborracharme (Teodoro Laura)
2. Caminando De La Mano (Teodoro Laura)
3. Hoy Te Toca Sufrir (Teodoro Laura)
4. Mi Barrio (Teodoro Arellana)
5. Reina De Mi Corazón (Teodoro Laura)
6. Lindas Mujeres (Teodoro Laura)
7. Recuerdos (Teodoro Laura)
8. Solo Me Has Dejado (J. Zavaleta)
9. Un Recuerdo Para Ti (Teodoro Laura)
10. Amor No Me Dejes (A. Sánchez)
11. Chanchullo (D.R.)
12. Romeo Y Julieta (Lener Muñoz) |
"Carreteando, Vol. I" is more than just an album; it's a sonic journey through a pivotal era in Peruvian music history, offering listeners a glimpse into the heart of the "carretero" style.
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