Ranal Y Su Conjunto Tropical Sonido Amazonico

• 1. Mi Guitarra Llora Por Ti
• 2. Baila Con Ranil
• 3. El Viajero
• 4. Cumbia En Tu Soledad
• 5. Fantasía Del Amazonas
• 6. Las Oladas
• 7. Chinito Rulo
• 8. Sonido Amazónico
• 9. Vuelo A Saturno
• 10. Tin Marín
• 11. Marlenita
• 12. Bailando En El Infinito
• 13. Lágrimas De Mis Ojos
• 14. Alabanza A Dios

Ranil is undoubtedly the most unconventional figure among the greats of Amazonian cumbia, earning a well-deserved place alongside all the better-known iconic bands. He worked as a teacher, criollo guitarist, radio host, TV entrepreneur, and politician, but gained lasting fame as the founder of Ranil y Su Conjunto Tropical in the 1970s. By 1968, around the same time Los Destellos were making waves in Lima, groups like Los Wembler's de Iquitos and Juaneco y su Combo began electrifying cumbia in Iquitos. This new genre, dubbed Amazonian cumbia, exploded nationwide in 1973, thanks to hits by Juaneco y su Combo, Los Mirlos, and Los Wembler's.