Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical

• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Muévete Mi Amor
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Vuelo A Saturno
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Las Oladas
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Lamento
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – La Minga
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Mi Querido Ucayali
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Licenciado
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Cumbia En Tu Soledad
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Cumbia Sin Nombre
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Rojo Lamento
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Angel Terrenal
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – Marlenita
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – La Tuctuructia
• Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical – La Danza De Don Lucho

• 1. Muévete Mi Amor
• 2. Vuelo A Saturno
• 3. Las Oladas
• 4. Lamento
• 5. La Minga
• 6. Mi Querido Ucayali
• 7. Licenciado
• 8. Cumbia En Tu Soledad
• 9. Cumbia Sin Nombre
• 10. Rojo Lamento
• 11. Angel Terrenal
• 12. Marlenita
• 13. La Tuctuructia
• 14. La Danza De Don Lucho

Analog Africa focus in on fourteen mind-blowing Cumbia masterpieces - many of which have never seen wide release outside the Amazonian region!

If you travel up the Amazon, past the city of Manaus and past the Brasilian/Peruvian border, you will eventually reach the city of Iquitos. It was here that Werner Herzog filmed Fitzcarraldo, the visionary epic of one man's struggle to drag a ship over a mountain; and it was here, in a city completely cut off from the Peruvian coast, accessible only by air and water, and surrounded by impenetrable forests, that a new, distinctly Amazonian style of Cumbia emerged in the early 1970s.

One of the style's greatest practitioners was Raúl Llerena Vásquez – known to the world as Ranil – is a Peruvian singer, bandleader, record-label entrepreneur and larger-than-life personality who swirled the teeming buzz of the Amazonian jungle, the unstoppable rhythms of Colombian and Brazilian dance music, and the psychedelic electricity of guitar-driven rock-and-roll into a knock-out, party-starting concoction. It's cumbia alright, but you've never heard cumbia quite like this before - prepare yourself for a guitar groove you won't soon forget!