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Bareto - El Amor No Es Para Los Debiles (CD) (UK Import)
Bareto - El Amor No Es Para Los Debiles (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Bareto
Music Genre: Latin
- Label
- Agogo Records
- Cat No
- AR 137 CD
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- Germany
- Styles
- Cumbia
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| Artist | Bareto |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Agogo Records |
| Catalogue no. | AR 137 CD |
| Genre | Latin |
| Released | 11 March 2022 |
| Barcode | 4260547941372 |
Bareto — El Amor No Es Para Los Débiles
Format: CD • Label: Agogo Records (AR 137 CD) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: Germany • Genre: Cumbia
Tracklist:
1. Cura Cura
2. Te Sigo
3. Tu Recuerdo
4. Cumbia Circular
5. Vallecito
6. Ayayay
7. Perdido
8. Suéltame
9. Los Marcianos
10. Las Aguas Del Río
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Alternative / Tropical Music Band from Lima, Peru
(2003-Still Active)
Famous for their own versions of Peruvian Cumbia Classic Hits. Nominated for the Latin Grammy Awards for Recording Package (2012, 2015). Began with Jamaican Ska and Reggae, then focused in Amazonian Cumbia. Released Cumbia (2008), Golden Disc in Peru. After that travelled around the World with gigs in Canada (at the Montréal International Jazz Festival) and Europe, (Portugal, Spain, France, Austria, Sweden, Stonie and Russia).
(2003-Still Active)
Famous for their own versions of Peruvian Cumbia Classic Hits. Nominated for the Latin Grammy Awards for Recording Package (2012, 2015). Began with Jamaican Ska and Reggae, then focused in Amazonian Cumbia. Released Cumbia (2008), Golden Disc in Peru. After that travelled around the World with gigs in Canada (at the Montréal International Jazz Festival) and Europe, (Portugal, Spain, France, Austria, Sweden, Stonie and Russia).
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