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Bacilos Album: “Sin Verguenza”
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Release Date:2004-10-12
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Type:Unknown
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Genre:Latin, Rock En Español
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Label:Warner Bros.
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Explicit Lyrics:No
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UPC:825646186464
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Review - AMG :
Since this band's name translates to "Bacteria," listeners would perhaps expect an aggressive and harsh sound, but the Latin pop trio offers just the opposite -- a perfectly blended fusion of diverse Latin American melodies. Sin Verguenza is the Miami-based group's third CD, and it demonstrates a sophisticated mélange of the members' Brazilian, Colombian, and Puerto Rican musical traditions. Some of the tracks, such as "Sangre Americana," reveal more of a pop/rock focus with just a sprinkling of Latin rhythms, while others such as "Pasos de Gigante" present straight-ahead Latin music complete with horns and timbales. Lead singer/guitarist Jorge Villamizar's vocals are smooth and mellow, lending a hypnotic feel to bossa nova-flavored tunes like "En los 70" and "El Algun Recuerdo." All in all, this album supplies a pleasing mix of pop/rock music with Latin sensibilities. ~ Rosalind Cummings-Yeates, All Music GuideReview - :
Since this band's name translates to "Bacteria," listeners would perhaps expect an aggressive and harsh sound, but the {\Latin pop} trio offers just the opposite -- a perfectly blended fusion of diverse Latin American melodies. {^Sin Verguenza} is the Miami-based group's third CD, and it demonstrates a sophisticated mélange of the members' Brazilian, Colombian, and Puerto Rican musical traditions. Some of the tracks, such as {&"Sangre Americana,"} reveal more of a {\pop/rock} focus with just a sprinkling of {\Latin} rhythms, while others such as {&"Pasos de Gigante"} present straight-ahead {\Latin} music complete with horns and timbales. Lead singer/guitarist {$Jorge Villamizar}'s vocals are smooth and mellow, lending a hypnotic feel to {\bossa nova}-flavored tunes like {&"En los 70"} and {&"El Algun Recuerdo."} All in all, this album supplies a pleasing mix of {\pop/rock} music with {\Latin} sensibilities. ~ Rosalind Cummings-Yeates, All Music Guide
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