tracks

Tres Marias
Chupito Jam
Ran Kan Kan (Vocal Version)
El Rey Del Timbal
Guapo Na'
El Chino y La Diferencia
Tio
Gabriel's Blues
Ran Kan Kan (Adolfo's Version)
Dejame En Paz
Mamboland
Ran Kan Kan (Palladium Version)

notes

The unique sound of the orchestra “El Chino y La Diferencia” is clean, crispy, tight, disciplined and modern, leaded by Mr. Gabriel Delgado.
The members of his orchestra are the best latin musicians living in Italy, as you will learn from the prologue to their solos in “Chupito Jam” or “Gabriel Blues”.
Mr. Rodolfo Guerra, peruvian bassist and musical director took care of all the arrangements of this amazing album. Just listen to one of his bass solo in “Guapo Na’” to realize that.
Adolfo Indacochea and me have decided to include the voice of the New York singer Frankie Figueroa and a version of Ran Kan Kan with Tito Puente Jr as special guest.
Gabriel Delgado “El Chino” should be very proud of his orchestra and his men.

Alessio Grossi

credits

Artwork, Artwork By, Graphics, Photography – Alessio Grossi
Co-producer – Adolfo Indacochea
Design Concept – Carlos Malagon
Engineer – Fabrizio Zoro, Ilario Calì, Rodolfo Guerra
Executive Producer – Ilario Calì, Rodolfo Guerra
Lacquer Cut By – Filippo De Fassi Negrelli Rizzi
Mastered By – Stefano Amato
Mixed By – José Mendoza
Producer – Alessio Grossi
Recorded By, Engineer, Voice – Willy Torres (tracks: 7,10)
Recorded By, Timbales – Phoneix Rivera (tracks: 6)

companies

Distributed By – Smayra Music Group
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Smayra Publishing Sas
Copyright (c) – Smayra Publishing Sas
Lacquer Cut At – Phono Press International s.r.l.
Printed By – La Grafica Cremonese

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