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Track List
01) Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White
02) Patricia
03) Mambo Jambo
04) Pachito E'Che
05) Pianolo
06) Skokiaan
07) Mambo No. 5
08) Mambo No. 8
09) Perdido
10) April in Portugal
11) Anabacoa
12) San Remo
13) Guaglione
14) Perfidia
15) Babarabatiri
16) Ruletero
17) Cosé Cosé Cosé
18) Frenesí
19) Caballo Negro (Black Horse)
20) Adiós
01) Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White
02) Patricia
03) Mambo Jambo
04) Pachito E'Che
05) Pianolo
06) Skokiaan
07) Mambo No. 5
08) Mambo No. 8
09) Perdido
10) April in Portugal
11) Anabacoa
12) San Remo
13) Guaglione
14) Perfidia
15) Babarabatiri
16) Ruletero
17) Cosé Cosé Cosé
18) Frenesí
19) Caballo Negro (Black Horse)
20) Adiós
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First Released
1995
Latin
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Damaso Pérez Prado was one of Latin music's most inventive bandleaders--literally, as he merged jazz elements with guaracha rhythms, creating the potent concoction known as mambo. The 20-track Mondo Mambo! gets Prado's two biggest U.S. hits, the rather tame "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" (1955) and the ultra-tame "Patricia" (1958), out of the way quickly, the better to serve up track after classic track of blaring horns, deep-dish percussion, and shouted exhortations by the master himself. The great Beny More adds vocals to the beyond-torrid "Babarabatiri" and two other numbers, while Prado lays down some daring Monk-style pianistics on "Pianolo". (The disc also includes Prado's original "Mambo No. 5", which Lou Bega turned into a daffy smash in 1999.)
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Damaso Pérez Prado was one of Latin music's most inventive bandleaders--literally, as he merged jazz elements with guaracha rhythms, creating the potent concoction known as mambo. The 20-track Mondo Mambo! gets Prado's two biggest U.S. hits, the rather tame "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" (1955) and the ultra-tame "Patricia" (1958), out of the way quickly, the better to serve up track after classic track of blaring horns, deep-dish percussion, and shouted exhortations by the master himself. The great Beny More adds vocals to the beyond-torrid "Babarabatiri" and two other numbers, while Prado lays down some daring Monk-style pianistics on "Pianolo". (The disc also includes Prado's original "Mambo No. 5", which Lou Bega turned into a daffy smash in 1999.)
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