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Artist: Willie Rosario And His Orchestra Title: Boogaloo And Guaguanco Label:   Atco Country: USA Catalogue: 33-236 Date: Jan 1968 Format: Mono LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	My Favorite Things	Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein	Rate
A2	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Watusi Boogaloo	Willie Rosario	Rate
A3	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Frutas De Mi Pais	Roberto Anglero	Rate
A4	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Nueva Vida	Giraldo Piloto, Alberto Vera	Rate
A5	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Cuca La Loca	Antar Daly	Rate
A6	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Taste Of Honey	Bobby Scott, Rick Marlow	Rate
B1	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Viento En Popa	Roberto Anglero	Rate
B2	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Light And Sweet	Jose L. Cruz	Rate
B3	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Mi Chamaco	Louis Ramirez	Rate
B4	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	La Chica De Barrio Obrero	Raul Marrero	Rate
B5	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Se Que Volveras	Jose L. Cruz	Rate
B6	Willie Rosario And His Orchestra	Stop And Go	Artie Azenzer	Rate

Notes

Willie Rosario, who is a musician, composer and bandleader of salsa music, had organized his first band in 1959 in New York City at where he played at the Club Caborrojeno for three years. Additionally, Mr. Rosario was a radio personality at the Spanish-speaking station WADO as his primary means of income.

When Mr. Rosario signed with the Alegre records label in 1962, he traveled with his band to many Central and South American countries and all over the United States. Among Mr. Rosario's best-known compositions are "El Timbal de Carlitos", "Mi Amigo el Payaso" (My friend the Clown) with lyrics by Luis Antonio Ruiz, "El Revendón", "Lluvia" (Rain) and "Cuando No Hay Cariño" (When There's No Love).

Although "De Barrio Obrero a la Quince" was a well-known tune of Mr. Rosario, this composition was actually written by Trinidad Clemente. Besides, Mr. Rosario composed the following jazz tunes "Flip, flop", "Stop and go" and "My Favorite Thing".

This disc of 33.33 rpm, which is the only one that was issued by Atco, contains twelve tunes each of which is associated with the musical categories of Boogaloo, Bomba. Bolera, Guaracha, Mambo Jazz and Guagauanco.

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