Ismael Rivera y Sus Cachimbos - Traigo de Todo - 50th Anniversary Reissue (Official Trailer)

Shop for the Traigo de Todo 50th anniversary reissue vinyl + T-shirt bundle: https://found.ee/ismael-rivera-traigo-de-todo-fania-store Subscribe to the Fania Newsletter for updates: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-newsletter-lat Craft Latino’s historic celebration of Fania Records’ 60th anniversary continues with a reissue for Traigo de todo, the fifth solo album, released on Tico Records (a subsidiary of Fania Records), from the prolific Ismael Rivera. This 1974 album features Rivera in his prime with such transformative tracks such as the shimmering, spirited “El Nazareno” and the seductive hip-shaker “Qué te pasa a ti.” Traigo de todo arrives October 4th, and is available for pre-order today. The reissue features 180-gram black vinyl, with lacquers cut from the original tapes (AAA) by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio, and a classic tip-on jacket, replicating the original artwork. A 180-gram “Amarillo radiante (Radiant Yellow)” color vinyl variant (limited to 300 copies), with a bundle option that includes a Tico Records T-shirt, is available for pre-order today at Fania.com. Additionally, Traigo de todo will make its debut in 192/24 HD digital audio on October 4th. Rivera’s smooth, smoky voice, contrasted with lively clave rhythms, lent his messages of empowerment—be it about anything from social justice to his love of life—a sense of immediacy. His impact on the salsa genre (which for Rivera would often bend towards jazz, thanks to his gift for improvisation) proved so influential that greats such as Celia Cruz would cover his songs, before he was ultimately inducted into the International Latin Hall of Fame. As a solo artist, the singer would go on to release 11 albums that showed off his natural knack for improvising, many with his band, Sus Cachimbos. “El Sonero Mayor,” writes AllMusic, “would go on to record some of his best work…showcasing his unequaled talent [that’s] better than ever.” Among that work: Bienvenido!, his energetic comeback, and the somewhat experimental, but no less effective, Controversia. This success culminated in him performing at a 1974 concert at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. That same year Rivera and Cortijo would reunite and release Juntos otra vez. But it was Rivera’s own release in 1974, Traigo de todo, that changed his life. It coincided with his spiritual awakening, particularly his devotion to Cristo Negro (or Black Christ). His track “El Nazareno,” a bright, divine affirmation punctuated by deftly dropped lyrical cadences, celebrates the venerated Cristo Negro statue in Panama. The track is his invocation to humanity and loyalty, but also to his agency in choosing a path to redemption. “It’s one of his greatest lyrical narratives, delivered as no one else could,” Bandcamp writes. In fact, much of Traigo de todo finds the liberated Rivera simply celebrating life. “Qué te pasa a ti” is a groove-driven, wistful musing about an irresistible romance. Meanwhile, the good-times title track, “Traigo de todo,” is an incantation beckoning the listener to dance. This reissue is part of the Fania 60th anniversary year-long celebration honoring the iconic label’s enduring legacy and the birth of salsa music. Visit fania.com/fania-60th to learn more. #IsmaelRivera #IsmaelRiveraySusCachimbos #TraigodeTodo50th #Maelo #ElSoneroMayor #Salsa #SalsaMusic #FaniaRecords #Fania60th *Sígue/Follow Fania Records* Facebook: https://found.ee/faniarecordsFB Instagram: https://found.ee/faniarecordsIG YouTube: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-yt-lat Twitter: https://found.ee/faniarecordsTwitter TikTok: https://found.ee/faniarecordsTikTok Newsletter: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-newsletter-lat