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SEALED BLACK VINYL

Meridian Brothers – Meridian Brothers & El Grupo Renacimiento
Label:Ansonia Records, Inc. – ANSW4001
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country:US
Released: Aug 4, 2022
Genre:Latin
Style:Salsa, Son, Guaracha, Son Montuno
Tracklist
1La Policía
2Poema Del Salsero Resentido 
3Metamorfosis4:55
4Bomba Atómica
5Triste Son3:50
6Hermana Necesito
7Descarga Profética
8Hipnosis 
9La Mujer Sin Corazón (original de La Calandria)4:26
Credits

• Cover – Glenda Torrado
• Design – Pablo E Yglesias, www.terraqueo.studio
• Producer, Mastered By, Mixed By – Eblis Alvarez

Notes
Hype Sticker:
New release from a classic Latin label! / From the heights of Bogotá comes the rebirth of a fantastical forgotten group from the city's illustrious tropical past. / A HEAVY LEFT-FIELD REIMAGINING OF 1970'S SALSA DURA * WITH LYRTIC SHEET*
Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 711574927319

Review (The Guardian):
What kind of group writes songs about a Kafkaesque metamorphosis from human to robot? The answer is the imaginary outfit El Grupo Renacimiento, an allegedly “legendary” salsa band from the 1970s, though in reality the modern-day creation of Colombia’s Meridian Brothers. The Meridians themselves are but one identity of Bogotá’s Eblis Alvarez, a prolific, shape-shifting musician who over two decades has championed both the avant garde and tradition, mixing psychedelia, electronica and rock with Latin styles, especially Colombia’s own cumbia.

Here, Alvarez and his sidekicks enjoy themselves with a fantasy playlist from El Grupo Renacimiento, its numbers ranging from anti-police protest to addiction to broken love, the lyrics given a surreal twist and each cut paying tribute to one of salsa’s many subgenres. For example, Triste Son sends up Cuban son, complaining of “grey fateful melancholy” to a cha-cha beat. Poema del Salsero Resentido warns: “The rhythmic apocalypse is coming”, while Metamorfosis sings of becoming “transhuman” to a percussive overdrive. Although the album is an affectionate Latin Spinal Tap – there’s a short, cartoon mockumentary to go with it – the rhythms are taut, the music playful. Appropriately, it’s out on the revived iconic Ansonia label, its first new release in 30 years. Salud!