- Source: El Trabuco Venezolano Vol. II
El Trabuco Venezolano – Vol. II is a vinyl LP by Venezuelan musician Alberto Naranjo, originally released in 1979 and partially reedited in two CD albums titled El Trabuco Venezolano 1977 – 1984 Vol. 1 (1994) and Vol. 2 (1995). It is the second of seven albums (two live albums) of the El Trabuco Venezolano musical project arranged and directed by Naranjo.
Track listing
Personnel
Alberto Naranjo – drums, arranger, director on all tracks;tympani on 1, Colombian percussion on 3
Eduardo Cabrera – acoustic piano on 1
Lucio Caminiti – piano on 2 (electric), 4 (acoustic)
José Ortiz – acoustic piano on 3, 5, 6
José Velásquez – bass guitar on 1, 2, 4, 5
Carlos Acosta bass guitar on 3
Lorenzo Barriendos bass guitar on 6
Frank Hernández – timbales on 1, 5, 6
Felipe Rengifo – congas on all tracks
Jesús Quintero – bongos on all tracks
Luis Arias – trumpet (lead) on all tracks except on 4 and 5
José Díaz F. – trumpet on 1, flugel horn on 2, 3, 6
Alfredo Gil – trumpet on 1, 3, lead on 5, flugel on 2
Luis Lewis Vargas – trumpet on 1, 5, 6
Rafael Velázquez – trumpet on 2, 5, flugel on 3
Manolo Pérez – trumpet on 6
Rodrigo Barboza – trombone on 1, 2, 3, 6
Leopoldo Escalante – trombone on 1, 5, 6
Rafael Silva – trombone on 2, 5; Wagner tuba on 3
Héctor Hurtado – trombone on 1
José Plaza – trombone on 2, 3
Angelo Pagliuca – trombone on 5, 6
Carlos Daniel Palacios – lead singer on 1 and chorus
Carlín Rodríguez – lead singer on 2 and chorus
Moisés Daubeterre – lead singer on 3 and chorus
Ricardo Quintero – lead singer on 5 and chorus
Joe Ruiz – lead singer on 6 and chorus
= Guest musicians
=
Sonero Clásico del Caribe on Introduction
Pedro Aranda – acoustic guitarJosé Castro – bassCarlos Landaeta – claveEvaristo León – bongosJohnny Pérez – maracasJosé R. Soto – 1st voiceSantiago Tovar – 2nd voice and Cuban tresCarlos Guerra (Sr) - trumpet
Alfredo (Chocolate) Armenteros – trumpet on Introduction
Rolando Briceño – tenor sax on 2, 3, 6
Leo Quintero – guitar on 2 (acoustic), 6 (electric)
Cruz M. Arraiz – baritone sax on 3, 6
Alvaro Serrano – Colombian percussion on 3
Ezequiel Serrano – Colombian percussion on 3
Rosalba Chiquiar – female choir on 3
Otilia Rodríguez – female choir on 3
Vladimir Lozano – lead vocalist on 4
Manuel Freire – soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxes;C flute, G flute, clarinet and bass clarinet (all dubbed) on 4
Strings section on 4
Violins: Alberto Flamini (concertmaster), Carmelo Russo, Sigfrido Chiva, Grigorije Girovski,Bogdan Biegniewski, Inocente Carreño, Sigfrido Chiva, Boris Jivkov, Alejandro Ramírez
Violas: Francisco Molo, José Olmedo
Cellos: Lauren Levenson, Bodgan Trochanowski
Harp: Alba Quintanilla
= Technical personnel
=
Artistic director: Domingo Alvarez
Associate producer: César Miguel Rondón
Executive producer: Orlando Montiel
Musical director: Alberto Naranjo
Staff coordinator: Freddy Sanz
Cover design: Alvaro Sotillo
Photos: Fernando Sánchez
Label:YVKCT con músiC.A. YVL-005
Print: Editorial Arte
Place of Recording: Estudios Sono Dos Mil
Recording engineer: Ricardo Landaeta – Alejandro Cornejo (assistant)
Mastering: Robert C. Ludwig (Masterdisk, New York)
Produced in Caracas, Venezuela, 1979
External links
Anapapaya.com
Salsa2u.com
Venciclopedia.com - El Trabuco Venezolano Vol. II
YouTube.com
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