El Expresidiario (feat Humberto "huango" Muriel) (2:49)
Bang Bang (El Tiroteo) (3:07)
Langaruto (feat Humberto "huango" Muriel) (2:29)
Todo Es Todo (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (3:20)
Oriza (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (4:20)
La Chica Del Barrio Obrero (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (3:22)
Perlas Negras (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (4:15)
El Dia Que Naci Yo (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (5:36)
Algo Pa' Goza (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (3:38)
Yo No Vuelvo A Querer (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (3:04)
El Coco (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (4:46)
Dame Un Break (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (3:34)
Canto A Panama (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (4:23)
Cumbia Bacana (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (4:45)
Pa' Los Bomberos (feat "Piper Pimienta" Diaz) (3:38)
Caifaz (feat Joe Arroyo) (4:29)
Va A Llover (feat Wilson Saoko) (5:10)
Fruko Presidente (feat Joe Arroyo) (3:57)
La Loteria (feat Joe Arroyo) (4:22)
Review: Given that it can be tricky to track down the original album releases by Colombian 'salsa drura' greats Fruko Y Sos Sus Tesos, this compilation from Vampi Soul makes an excellent introduction to their trademark sound - even if it is made up of 'deep cuts and rarities; from the band's releases on the iconic Discos Fuentes label. This is fiery, dancefloor-ready salsa from the era of psychedelic rock, and it's that aural colour and low-end heaviness that catches the ear throughout. There's not a duffer amongst the 20 tracks on show, which makes picking highlights tough. That said, our current favourites include 'Bang Bang (el Tiroteo', the effervescent 'Oriza', the horn-heavy cheeriness of 'Perlas Negras' and the richly percussive 'Canto a Panama'.
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