Miguelito Valdes, Machito And His Orchestra - Reunion: Miguelito Valdés With Machito And His Orchestra Album

Tracklist

1	Africa Canta y Llora Written By – Arsenio Rodriguez	3:00
2	Indiambo Written By – Josefina Bardina	3:08
3	Blen Blen Blen Written By – Chano Pozo	2:29
4	Ala Triste Written By – Margarita Lecuona	3:07
5	Mi Tumbao Written By – Miguelito Valdes	2:11
6	Cara de Payaso Written By – Haroldo Barbosa, Luiz Carlos T. Reis	3:08
7	Black Coffee Written By – Paul Francis Webster, Sonny Burke	3:06
8	Tamba Tumbala Written By – Josefina Bardina	3:35
9	Sabor Written By – Miguelito Valdes	3:10
10	Que Pena Me Da Written By – Miguelito Valdes	4:02
11	Mi Habana Cuando Te Vuelva A Ver Written By – René Touzet	3:05
12	Africanerías Written By – Miguelito Valdes	3:18

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LP 1098	Miguelito Valdes With Machito And His Orchestra	Miguelito Valdes With Machito And His Orchestra - Reunion ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Tico Records	LP 1098	US	1963
TICO LP-1098	Miguelito Valdes, Machito And His Orchestra	Miguelito Valdes, Machito And His Orchestra - Reunion: Miguelito Valdés With Machito And His Orchestra ‎(LP, Album)	Tico Records	TICO LP-1098	US	Unknown
R-2540	Miguelito Valdes Con Machito Y Su Orquesta	Miguelito Valdes Con Machito Y Su Orquesta - Reunion ‎(LP, Album)	Tico Mexico	R-2540	Mexico	1968
(S)LP 1098, SLP 1098	Miguelito Valdes With Machito And His Orchestra	Miguelito Valdes With Machito And His Orchestra - Reunion ‎(LP, Album)	Tico Records, Tico Records	(S)LP 1098, SLP 1098	US	1963
(S)LP 1098, SLP 1098	Miguelito Valdes With Machito And His Orchestra	Miguelito Valdes With Machito And His Orchestra - Reunion ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Tico Records, Tico Records	(S)LP 1098, SLP 1098	US	Unknown

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Graciela, Machito
• Lead Vocals – Miguelito Valdes
• Performer – Machito And His Orchestra
• Producer – Teddy Reig

Notes

Originally released in 1963

Video

Album

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