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Subscribe to Fania: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-yt-lat Fania newsletter: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-newsletter-lat Escucha lo mejor de Tommy Olivencia aquí: https://found.ee/tommyolivencia-playlist-lat Tommy Olivencia's recording of "Trucutu" is a lighthearted Chamaco Rivera composition which is featured in Olivencia's 1975 release, Plante Bandera. The song was cleverly embellished by a stirring musical arrangement by famed trumpeter/bandleader Luis 'Perico' Ortiz. Perico charted the horns into a full, satisfying blend that sets the mood for an exciting, danceable event from the git-go. The horn section features arranger/producer/trumpeter Perico Ortiz, Tommy Olivencia, Hector Zarzuela and Ismael Rodriguez on trumpets, and Rafael Rodriguez and Victor Candelario on trombone. Olivencia's band, as usual, performs exquisitely. Chamaco does an outstanding job interpreting his tune, especially during the soneos where his impeccable phrasing is outstanding. When the coro sings ""Ay, Dios"", you immediately recognize the powerful voice of Yayo El Indio, who is joined in the chorus by Adalberto Santiago and Hector Lavoe. You'll also hear some high-powered bongo fills by Jose Papi Fuentes leading to an enriching horn arrangement just before the montuno, featuring the coro and Chamaco performing impressively on the soneos. The rhythm section, with Jaime Ramirez on bass; David Cortijito, Congas; Papi Fuentes, bongos; Frank Revilla on piano, keeps the forceful drive moving forward and performs clean breaks before the mambo section which features the bones leading to the full horn ensemble. All in all, you are treated to five minutes of dancing and listening pleasure. *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

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