Son Palenque Afro-Colombian Sound Modernizers

• Son Palenque – Cumbia africana
• Son Palenque – Unye unye
• Son Palenque – Tungalala (el sapo)
• Son Palenque – Chande
• Son Palenque – Dame un trago
• Son Palenque – Palengue palengue
• Son Palenque – Chofao apele
• Son Palenque – Atina tina
• Son Palenque – El tigre
• Son Palenque – Azuca y limon
• Son Palenque – Arriba arriba
• Son Palenque – Adios batata
• Son Palenque – Pa bete
• Son Palenque – Achinagua
• Son Palenque – La arepa asa
• Son Palenque – Tilitata
• Son Palenque – Alocusa
• Son Palenque – El mojan
• Son Palenque – Itan Pamajate
• Son Palenque – La zorrononona

• 1. Cumbia africana
• 2. Unye unye
• 3. Tungalala (el sapo)
• 4. Chande
• 5. Dame un trago
• 6. Palengue palengue
• 7. Chofao apele
• 8. Atina tina
• 9. El tigre
• 10. Azuca y limon
• 11. Arriba arriba
• 12. Adios batata
• 13. Pa bete
• 14. Achinagua
• 15. La arepa asa
• 16. Tilitata
• 17. Alocusa
• 18. El mojan
• 19. Itan Pamajate
• 20. La zorrononona

First-ever compilation of the recordings of Son Palenque, the finest expression of the musical union between Africa and Colombia which took place in Colombia's Caribbean coast during the 70s and 80s.

Son Palenque took the rich variety of African styles played at the popular sound systems and merged them into the region's traditions, giving shape to entrancing songs which featured wonderful vocals. In the history of Afro-Colombian culture, Son Palenque is without a doubt an exceptional band, and its history has a place at the very heart of ancestral palenquera music as well as at the musical intersection between Africa and Colombia, which took place on Colombia's Caribbean coast in the 70s and 80s and which continues today through champeta, a musical genre and dance that also bears a strong African influence.