Sofrito Spring Tropical Warehouse Mix!
Another dose of sounds from the Tropical Warehouse selected by Hugo Mendez and Frankie Francis! Taking in rhythms from Colombia, Benin, Trinidad, Angola as well as an exclusive track from Quantic’s Sonido del Valle project – listen or download below!
As always, Fatness Unparalleled!! Looking forward to the 6th..
Respect!!
Huge tropical mix
I especially dig the two accordion lead cumbias and the angolan killer
can’t wait to play with you in Lyon!!
Peace
Babaliah
Fantastic mix, listened to it three times i a row.
Any chance you could give away the name of the song that comes on at 7 minutes.
Thank you for this fantastic music
/JP
Hi Jonas – Glad you like the mix! Am in the process of licensing that track for reissue at the moment so will have to keep it quiet for the meanwhile sorry, will let you know when the deal’s done!
Love the mix! I was going to ask about tracklisting and also the track at 7 minutes. Doh. When you got the licensing sorted out we need to know :o)
Good stuff.
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hi franck, hi everybody at sofrito, greetings from cali…i’ve been told will’s appearence with this combo atlantico was cool…
hey the link seems to be broken…cant seem to dwld it…
Hey Etienne – have fixed the link so it should be working again now…Nice one – Hugo
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Just fantastic and totally unsurprisingly so! Well done!
Could you pleeeeeease give me the name and artist of that last track? …or is it being liscensed too? Pleeeese.
-Yols
Hi Yoli thanks for your kind comments! The last track is Gnonnas Pedro’s version of Yiri Yiri Boum, made famous by Beny Moré – an absolute classic! Many thanks! Sofrito
Sofrito, nice comments come easy with a sound like that. Thanks for the fill-in! -Yoli
Hi Hugo,
great mix!
Is the the song at 7mins already licensed?
Cheers from Berlin
Robin
So, could the mighty soca track at about 7 minutes be MIGHTY SHADOW with DAT SOCA BOAT? From the forthcoming Sofrito compilation on Strut. (http://sofrito.co.uk/releases/sofrito-tropical-discoteque-compilation-on-strut.html for those who need the help.) Looks like a great compilation, I’ll be buying it.
hi great mix ..can i dwld it anywhere ta
Hey! Great mix. I got it at the show at Public Assembly, even got a picture with the great Hugo himself. Would you be kind enough to name the last two floor-stomping, Cumbia soundy tracks before yiri yiri?
Can you tell me the two songs that come on before yiri yiri boum
Hi Chris – sorry for the sloe reply. They are ‘Honolulu’ by Super Combo Curro – it has just been reissued on the Soundway ‘Cartagena!’ compilation. The second track is by Guy Conquette, called “Si çe kon sa”, from Guadeloupe. Many thanks!
Hi,
great mix!
Can you have the name of the song after tambou for the people?just love it.
Hi Ibrahim it’s Wganda Kenya’s cover version of Tamba, originally by David Martial, great tune!
two tracks on here i cant get out of my head.Im hoping you can let me know. The at 3min50sec and the track at 18min10sec. Great mix guys thanks.
Hi Miguel glad your into the mix – the track at 3:50 is ‘Caleñita’ by Michi Sarmiento and at 18:10 is ‘mi sombreron’ by Anibal Velasquez. The Anibal Velasquez track is available on the Analog Africa album ‘Mambo Loco’. Enjoy!
sorry, i can’t seem to find the download link…
has it been removed?
:(
thanks!
Hello, Sorry this mix has reached the maximum number of downloads and is only available to stream on the site!