Label:Sono Radio SE 9671

Country:Peru

Used LP 1980

Disc:VG+ (good shape overall, no scratch/scuff)

Jacket:VG+/VG (some wear/scuff, no tear/cut, think good category, conservatively grade)

Los Famosos Wembler's de Iquitos is a band from Iquitos, Peru, located in the Amazon, which is recognized as the world's largest city that cannot be reached by land. Formed in 1964 by the Sanchez brothers, this legendary band created the genre of cumbia amazonica along with the Chicha craze of the 1970s, and has been active for a long time without leaving their hometown of Iquitos, even though they have performed in the United States. This work was released in 1980 and is known as the last studio album produced before the death of their father Solomon and the band stopped releasing albums (they released albums in the 2000s). They play a comfortable sound from start to finish here, with their trademark psychedelic sound. And their skilled and refined playing form is also impressive. There is still footage of a live performance from three years ago, and it seems they are still active today. The record is in very good condition no scratch/scuff, and the jacket is also pretty good no cut/tear.