Magín Díaz y el Sexteto Gamerano
CD 1
CD 1
Studio album by
Magín Díaz and Sexteto Gamerano
Released29 October 2015 (CD1)
1 November 2015 (CD2)
Recorded2015
GenreCumbia, vallenato, house, dembow, future bass
Length110:23
LabelKonn
ProducerMauricio Sandoval

Magín Díaz y el Sexteto Gamerano is a double album by the Colombian musician and composer Magín Díaz, and the backing band Sexteto Gamerano. The first disc was released on 29 October 2015, and the second on 1 November, both on Bandcamp.

Background

Magín Díaz is a Colombian musician and composer, best known for being the uncredited writer of "Rosa, que linda eres", a song about an unrequited love. Born into poverty, Díaz could not read or write, but was musically talented; the melody of "Rosa" gained popularity and the song was covered by other Colombian artists, it was credited to a distant relative Irene Martínez, for legal reasons. During his life, Díaz spent time in Venezuela to perform with a band and to work on a construction site, but mostly lived in his hometown, Gamero, a small village near San Basilio de Palenque.[1]

In 2015, the manager of Chilean label Konn Recordings (now based in Colombia), Mauricio Sandoval (also known as DJ Subversivo and Mr. Toé), recorded a selection of Díaz's songs for the very first time. The double album, Magín Díaz y el Sexteto Gamerano, was released the same year on Bandcamp. The traditional music is on the first disc, whilst remixes of his songs were on the second, encompassing a wide range of genres such as house, dembow and future bass.[2]

Track listing

Disc one: Tradicional[3]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Juana Caribe" (Interpreted by Magín Díaz)Wady Bedran4:54
2."La Cañandunga"Díaz4:44
3."La rama de Tamarindo"Traditional4:27
4."Mama abuela"Díaz3:51
5."Me amarás"Díaz5:24
6."Por el norte, por el sur"Díaz4:48
7."Rosa, que linda eres" (Interpreted by Magín Díaz)Irene Martínez4:08
8."El Ciempiés"Díaz4:56
9."Ya no quiero que me llores más"Díaz4:31
10."Yen, yen"Díaz4:20
11."Yo me voy con tigo"Díaz4:51
12."Ña Maria"Traditional3:56
13."Chimbililin"Filiberto Arrieta2:54
Disc two: Remixes[4]
No.TitleLength
1."Yen, yen (King Coya Remix)"5:11
2."La rama de Tamarindo (Dengue Dengue Dengue! Remix)"4:00
3."Yo me voy con tigo (Copia Doble Systema Remix)"3:23
4."Me amarás (Tropikore Remix)"4:30
5."Mama abuela (Caballo Remix)"3:29
6."Ya no quiero que me llores más (Caribombo Remix)"4:06
7."Ciempiés (Akilin Remix)"4:49
8."Juana Caribe (Bleepolar Remix)"4:24
9."Por el norte, por el sur (Professor Angel Sound Remix)"5:20
10."Ña Maria (Humberto Pernet Remix)"3:34
11."Rosa, que linda eres (Mr. Toé Remix)"4:28
12."Chimbililin (Dany F Remix)"4:56
13."La Cañamdunga (Galletas Calientes Remix)"5:49
Total length:109:83

Personnel

Adapted from the Bandcamp page.[3]

  • Magín Díaz – vocalist
  • Filiberto Arrieta – secondary vocalist and chorus leader
  • Carlos Torres – alegre drum and chorus
  • Joaquin García – bass drums
  • Manuel Martinez – caller
  • Guillermo Valencia – secondary caller and musical arrangements
  • Enrique Díaz – guache and chorus
  • Germán Soto – guacharaca
  • Jorge Luís Pérez – choirs

Production

  • Mauricio Sandoval – production
  • Diego Angulo – production assistant
  • Francisco Rojas – traditional disco
  • Tropikore – disco remixes

References

  1. "Magin Diaz & Sexteto Gamero". Tropical Bass. 13 November 2015. Retrieved 11 December 2016.
  2. Bugueño, David (3 December 2015). "MAGÍN DÍAZ Y EL SEXTETO GAMERANO". Sounds and Colours. Retrieved 11 December 2016.
  3. 1 2 "Magín Díaz y el Sexteto Gamerano Tradicional CD 1". Bandcamp. Retrieved 11 December 2016.
  4. "Magin Díaz y el Sexteto Gamerano Remixes CD 2". Bandcamp. Retrieved 11 December 2016.
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