Songs
Psychodelic traditional danzon like is still happening in Mexico at the old Ballrooms but with a fresh sound.
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- country:Mexico
- label:Glitterbeat Records
- type:Band
- artist posted by:Verbigracia
Line up
- Dario Maldonado Cardeño (guitar)
- Edwin Irigoyen Santiago (congas)
- Enrique Casasola Castillo (tymbals, toys, cymbals)
- Gabriel Alejandro Lopez Flores (guitar, organ, musical director)
- Jorge Fabian Alderete (theremin, VJ, drawing in realtime)
- Julian Perez Huerta (sampler, keyboard)
- Lucio de los Santos (flute, percussion)
- Luis Israel Martinez Martinez (bass)
- Roberto Vargas Bañuelos (güiro, percussions)
Links
Black rooster sound: wheezing Farfisa organs, twanging surf guitars, a theremin, the essential güiro and plenty of percussion rolling out the loping grooves of Amazonian cumbia, huayno, cumbia sonidera, boogaloo and Peruvian chicha and now psychodelic danzon, frenetics mambos and as none else cha cha chá. It's the soundtrack to a psychedelic spaghetti western starring the Grim Reaper, Mexican-style, brought to you by Sonido Gallo Negro. The nine-piece instrumental combo from east Mexico City have crafted their lysergic cumbia mix into an engrossing audio-visual experience with a wardrobe full of pagan masks and bone-suits and the input of artist Dr. Alderete who, as well as tweaking the theremin, uses tagtool software to create projected images in real-time, intuitively reacting to the music. This year they released their third studio album, Mambo Cosmico, and have been busy altering people's perceptions across Europe and South America.