Second volume in the Understanding Latin Rhythms series with back to back breaks by Charlie Santiago and Nelson Gonzales. Very worthwhile mixing records in the right hands. Perfect shine on this spotless vinyl.

Colombian compilation packed with dancefloor grooves. My favorites are the Onda Latina tracks. Original Columbian pressing on the small Fadisa label. Interesting cover art.

Monster Bahamas funkster with the heavy breakbeat favorite Independent Bahamas by Biosis Now but there are lots of other treats on here like the popular soul dancer New Day Dawning by Bobby Smith or rare groove materi...

Seriously funky compilation here with Astrud Gilberto, Baden Powell and most notably the Franco-Brazilian group Os Maracatu. The Os Maracatu tracks here are exclusive to this comp. Some serious Barracuda and Samba gro...

I have had copies of this double packed baby before but never in this condition. Original Venezuelian presing with 2 LPs ramped with dancefloor action from Ray Barretto, Tito Puente, Ocho, Charlie Palmieri and and and...

Hard to judge by the cover if anything sweet is on here but little did I know that Peruvian soul diva Eva Ayllon lands a killer groove that ends with a sample ready breakbeat. As expected from a Peruvian original, the...

No dull samba recording as the cover might lead to believe, rather a sick set of Cumbia, Guaracha, Son and more. Killer stuff by Ray Perez and Enrique Lynch but start with the folky yet funky Dejala LLorar by Los Gait...

Luis T. Laffer with another cool offering of early Venezuelan folk recordings. One of the best and most sought after albums on the collectable Laffer label. Superb condition, near mint vinl and cover in shrink.

First volume in the Cosas Del Corazon series with Peruvian and other south american offerings. Good mix of crooner pop, rock, cumbia and more.

Peruvian compilation with cool stuff by Estela Nunez, Silvana Di Lorenzo and must haves like Hazme Una Senal (Gimme Little Sign) by Roberto Jordan. Decent VG+ condition but Peruvian press so sound could be better (no ...

More Peruvian action with a nice selection of treats by South American great like Los Gatos or Los Iracundos to unexpected picks by Dyango and Gougoush. Cover with storage wear and dent corners, record in strong VG+ c...

Very rare latin jazz compilation with Opa, Flora Purim and Pete & Sheila Escovedo among the contributors. As the tittle suggest the record mixes straight latin with jazz fusion. There are nice breakbeat drums on Stanl...

What better way of celebrating and promoting Havana Club than 24 tracks capturing the history of Cuban music from 1874 through to 1977. Listen to Chucho Valdes and Irakere ripping things up on Juana. Gatefold cover wi...

Crazy rare sixties Colombian Cumbia and Gaitas release with all killer stuff in La Sabrosa, Soledad, Cumbia Campesina plus one of the best ever Tabacho Macao versions courtesy of Antonio Lenez. Strong EX condition wit...

First in the fantastic Discomoda Cumbias series and a hot one with Los Melodicos, Victor Pinero and Orlando Y Su Combo a few good starters. Very authentic soundscape and noce mix of fast and slow rhythms. Copy is visu...

Must have material to anyone into Cumbia and Gaitas this one serves up a troipcal mix with almost every single track useful for playing out. Combo Los Galleros with Tabaco Mascao is red hot, La Sonora Cienaguera with ...

Rare Discolando album nicely capturing the echoes of Panama by artists like Gelo Cordoba, Tobias Plisety or Albberto Galimany. Nice mix of Cumbia and Danzon on here all with a very authentic soundscape. Super hard fin...

Another quality Areito compilation with lots of heat for the dancefloor. Made to promote Cuban music abroad and it does what it promisses with spins by Grupo Afrocuba, Los Van Van, Gloria Latina and Orquestra Reve. To...

Rare Venezuelean merenque / salsa / disco synth release that moves from the absolute unlistenable to some useful upbeat percussion / drumbeat elements. Check the Sigan Bailando for a feel of the vibes. Strongest EX gr...

A decent offering of Cumbia and Vallenato on this Colombian CBS release from 1976. Some unusual and rather fascinating rhythm patterns and killer solo work on the accordion (obviously)....