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Ricardo Ray & Bobby Cruz
El Bestial Sonido de... Ricardo Ray y Bobby Cruz
Genre: Latin Music

Track Listings (8) - Disc #1
1. Sonido Bestial - Ricardo Ray, Cruz, Bobby
2. Se?ora - Ricardo Ray, Serrat, Joan Manuel
3. No Tin Pena - Ricardo Ray, Rivero, Nilo
4. La Vimari - Ricardo Ray, Cruz, Bobby
5. Guaguanc? Triste - Ricardo Ray, Blades, Rub?n
6. Fire and Rain - Ricardo Ray, Taylor, James
7. Cha Cha Huele Chang? - Ricardo Ray, Rosario, Pablo
8. Volver - Ricardo Ray, Gerdel, Carlos

French 24-bit remastered reissue of album originally released on Fania. Packaged in original artwork. Includes 5 bonus tracks, 'Richie's Jala Jala', 'Lo Atara La Arache', 'Bomba Camara', '3 and 1 Mozambique' & 'Cabo ... more »

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All Artists: Ricardo Ray & Bobby Cruz
Title: El Bestial Sonido de... Ricardo Ray y Bobby Cruz
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Fania
Album Type: Import
Genre: Latin Music
Styles: Tropical, Salsa
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 787244200129

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CD Reviews

A Bestial sound!!!

Rubén Córdoba | Panama | 12/05/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Here you will find richie ray's most recongnized hit of all his career: "SONIDO BESTIAL".

For a lot of salsa music experts SONIDO BESTIAL (the song) is the best composition in the history of salsa, in it you will hear classic music, latin jazz, the historical timpani solo of Charlie "el pirata" Cotto and the incredible vituosism of Ricardo Ray at Piano. The trumpets here turn very aggressive.

The song "Señora" of Joan Manuel Serrat is also a hit.

In this CD you'll find one of the first lyrics of Ruben Blades (still not famous at that time)called "Guaguanco Triste"."