Havanas - Jungla Afro Latina (1975) [Full Album]

Formed in 1974, Havanas quickly became a sensation in the Afro-Latin music scene with their vibrant fusion of Cuban rhythms and Latin jazz. The group gained widespread acclaim for their ability to blend traditional Afro-Cuban percussion with modern grooves, creating a sound that was both timeless and fresh.

Their debut album, "Jungla Afro Latina", released in 1975, was a bold and dynamic exploration of Afro-Latin roots. Featuring pulsating rhythmic beats, lush brass sections, and soulful vocals, the album captured the essence of the tropical jungle and the fiery spirit of Latin America.

Known for their energetic performances and lively arrangements, Havanas brought cultural pride and storytelling to the forefront of their music. Their signature style, marked by dynamic horns, improvisation, and vocal scats, resonated deeply with audiences worldwide, making them a cornerstone of the Afro-Latin jazz movement.

Havanas' legacy lives on as a testament to the beauty of cultural fusion and their enduring passion for Afro-Latin music. Their groundbreaking debut album remains a beloved classic, celebrated by music enthusiasts across generations.

Tracklist:
00:00 Tropical
04:20 Vamos
08:41 Soul
13:03 Siento
17:23 Vida
21:45 Amor
26:07 Bailando
30:28 Final

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