Zaperoko ‎– Zaperoko II

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Stylus: Ortofon 2M Red
Phono Stage: Kenwood KA8100
Audio Interface: IK Multimedia Axe IO @ 24bit192khz

Label: Montuno Records ‎– MLP 523, Montuno Records ‎– Montuno 523
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1986
Genre: Jazz, Latin
Style: Latin Jazz, Rumba, Descarga, Instrumental, Salsa, Bolero, Samba

Tracklist
A1 Zaperockero
Written-By – Frank Rodriguez*
A2 Candita
Written By – D.R.
A3 Lo Dudo
Written-By – Manuel Alejandro
Medley Boleros
A4.1 Llanto De Amor
A4.2 Voy A Secar Tus Lagrimas
B1 Bailare
Written-By – Esteban Abrent
B2 Traiga Su Mulata
Lyrics By [Spanish] – Edwin Feliciano
Written-By – Angel "Cuquito" Palacios, Frankie Rodriguez
B3 Akara
B4 Bata Yeye

Companies, etc.
Record Company – Montuno Records & Tapes
Recorded At – Crescendo Studios (2)
Distributed By – Montuno Records, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Montuno Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Montuno Records, Inc.

Credits
Arranged By – Carlos J. Soto "Cuto"* (tracks: B1), Edwin Feliciano (tracks: A2, A4, B2, B3, B4), Edy Martinez (tracks: A1, A3), Frank Nieves* (tracks: A4)
Bass – Candido Travieso
Bata, Guiro [Cubano], Guiro [Dominicano], Bongos, Congas [Con Palo] – Giovanni Lugo
Congas, Bata, Surdo, Pandeiro, Percussion [Other Brazilian] – Giovanni Hidalgo
Coro – Nelson Gonzalez*
Engineer, Mixed By – Alan Manger
Executive-Producer – Jesse Moskowitz
Executive-Producer, Mixed By – René López
Lead Vocals, Coro – Angel "Cuquito" Palacios
Liner Notes, Leader, Trombone, Percussion, Mixed By, Coro, Vocals, Whistle [Brazilian] – Edwin Feliciano
Piano, Organ [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Edy Martinez
Piano, Synthesizer – Jesús Jiménez (2)
Producer, Congas, Lead Vocals, Coro, Bata, Cowbell, Percussion [Brazilian], Leader [Co-Leader] – Frankie Rodriguez
Timbales, Percussion [Timbalitos], Drums, Cuica, Percussion [Othe Brazilian] – Tony Jimenez
Trombone – Antonio "Toñito" Vazquez*, Carlos J. Soto "Cuto"*, William A. Cepeda*

Notes
This is actually Zaperoko II, and was originally released with a blue rectangular sticker near the upper left corner titled with ZAPEROKO II. There is a Repress with this title printed onto the jacket that is not in this data Base yet.

Track A1/Zaperockero starts as a Latin Jazz then transforms into a Rumba/Descarga track.
Track A4/Medley Boleros transforms into a Samba 3/4 into play.
Track B3/Akara is a Bomba Plena not available as a Drop Down selection.

Jacket Made In Canada