Stream Rosa Tropical by Almas Fronterizas from desktop or your mobile device.

Almas Fronterizas - Rosa Tropical Directed by Jaimes Rodriguez Wardrobe by .

Rosa Tropical EP 10''. Record/Vinyl + Digital Album. Fresh new grooves from Almas Fronterizas cut at Timmion Records in Helsinki, Finland courtesy of Discos Pistolas y Saguaros. Produced by Greg Landau and recorded and engineered by Gabriel Shepard of 25th Street Recording in Oakland, CA. Limited to 300. Includes unlimited streaming of Rosa Tropical EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Almas Fronterizas Long Sleeve T's by M. 777. Guitar & Vocals: Gilberto Daniel Rodriguez Drums: Karin Rodriguez Bass: Gilberto Daniel Rodriguez Congas/Percussion: Ahkeel Mestayer Trumpet: Carlos Rodriguez.

Something about this song just works. Maybe its the perfect combination of Latin-Soul, Blues and Indigenous Psychedelia that makes Almas Fronterizas "Rosa Tropical" song just breeze on through.

Album · 2017 · 4 Songs. Rosa Tropical - EP Almas Fronterizas. Listen on Apple Music.

We present to you Rosa Tropical. An album that burns with the heat of a late night romance under an illuminated moon. An intense sense of groove born from something more than the streets, echoed by the familiar tone of agony and ecstasy. The type of music that plays in your neighborhood in a haze as the street traffic intensifies the mirage of the girl with brown skin and cinnamon eyes. Somewhere along the avenidas of the barrio you look to the night sky and know she thinks of you as the conga and trumpet lines caress the pulse of the city  . Titel: Rosa Tropical. Label: Empty Cellar, Discos Pistolas Y Saguaros.

In stock now for same day shipping. Home International . Empty Cellar US. Almas Fronterizas.

Courtesy of the artist. Almas Fronterizas' Rosa Tropical EP is out now. Courtesy of the artist. But then, I was struck by the sepia-toned cover for Almas Fronterizas' self-titled debut album - three long-haired dudes in a mix of native and denim threads, looking like an obscure '70s private-press record by an indigenous rock band. I wasn't too far off - just fast-forward a few decades, to the Chicano community of San Francisco. Almas Fronterizas' latest EP, Rosa Tropical, dials down the hard-edged psych for Chicano-soul, still led by Gilberto Rodriguez's raw and wandering voice, but ornamented by spacey and muted trumpet and slow-burning congas. Jaimes Rodriguez directs the video, a mini-movie really, for "Rosa Tropical," capturing . nightlife in the lowest of lowriders and the biggest pomps of hair.