La Semilla Escondida

World | Mar 2004

Reviews

Mamta Sinha
Reviewed 2004-06-19
This album is an esoteric mixture of Latin music, reggae, and cool hip-hop stuff. A must hear !
Track-1: A short piece. Salsa music. Male vocals supported by chorus.
Track-2: Reggae. Interesting combination of English and Latin vocals.
Track-3: Similar to the previous track but with better beats. Reggae-ish.
Track-4: Low melodious beginning changes to mid-tempo salsa beats. Dominating male vocals.
Track-5: Cool singing. Mid-tempo throughout. Quite unlike the rest of the album.
Track-6: Fast tempo. Reggae, a bit noisy. French with spattering of English. Music dominates, vocals are weaker.
Track-7: Irritating music, grating. Music dominating, low tempo. Rap.
Track-8: Nice vocals, nice music, nice beats but nothing extraordinary.
Track-9: Vocals with chorus pitching for a nice touch. Mid-tempo
Track-10: Very African beats. Instrumental till 1:25 mins into the track. Changes to Latin.
Track-11, 13, 14: Repetetive latin beats. Similar to most of the other tracks. Tempo varies somewhat.
Track-12: Low tempo beats, picks up. Percussion and vocals only.

Recent airplay

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Charting

2004-07-19 — 2004-09-19 Reggae/World
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Sep 12 1
Sep 5 2
Aug 29 1
Aug 22 1
Aug 15 1
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Aug 1 2

Track listing

1. Que Me Pongan Donde Hay
2. Long Time
3. Revolucion
4. El Asalto
5. Mi Ultima Voluntad
6. L'equilibre Est Fragile
7. El Regreso
8. Nada Tiene Final
9. Que Corra La Voz
10. Herencia Africana
11. Yo Se Que Te Gusta
12. Tu no Sabes Na
13. Poetas
14. Viva La Felicidad