Don Medardo Y Sus Players - Desde Nueva York Vol 4

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Review by Luis Aceves

Desde Nueva York Vol 4: A Fiesta That’ll Make You Forget Your Name (And Maybe Your Shoes) If you’re into music that feels like a street party bursting through your speakers, Don Medardo Y Sus Players have got something special for you. Their 2021 album Desde Nueva York Vol 4 is a wild ride through Latin grooves and Urbano Latino vibes, with styles ranging from salsa to cumbia, guaguancó, vallenato, merengue, and porro. It’s the kind of record that makes you wanna grab a plate of empanadas, crank up the volume, and dance until your neighbors complain—or join in. Gustavo Velasquez handles vocals, and let me tell ya, his voice has this raw charm that just sticks to your soul. The album comes out of Ecuador under the Medarluz label, which explains why it’s dripping with local flavor but still universal enough to make anyone move their hips. Now, I gotta say, there are tracks here that’ll stay stuck in your head longer than last week’s leftovers. Take “Prefiero A Mi Ecuatoriana,” for example. This banger is like an anthem for national pride wrapped in a salsa beat. Gustavo sings about loving someone who reps Ecuador hard, and honestly? It’s kinda impossible not to feel a little patriotic yourself while listening. The horns hit just right, and the rhythm is so smooth, you’ll start thinking twice about all those times you didn’t call your abuela back. Every time it plays, it reminds me of family barbecues where everyone’s arguing over whose ceviche recipe reigns supreme—but somehow, no one’s mad because the music keeps things chill. Then there’s “Juana Guaguancó.” Oh man, this track slaps harder than a summer mosquito. Between its infectious guaguancó groove and Gustavo’s raspy delivery, it’s got this hypnotic energy that pulls you in. You can practically picture Juana herself strutting down the block like she owns the place. And honestly? By the end of the song, you might find yourself walking around with the same swagger. One thing I noticed is how some songs seem to repeat themselves—like “La Murga Panameña” or “Dejala Que Se Vaya”—but instead of being annoying, it feels intentional. Like when your tía insists on telling the same story at every reunion; sure, you’ve heard it before, but it’s part of the vibe now. The whole album feels alive, messy even, like real life. There’s passion in every note, joy in every beat, and yeah, maybe a couple of rough edges too. But isn’t that what makes it human? By the time you finish listening, you realize it’s less about perfection and more about connection. So here’s the kicker: If you ever wondered what happens when New York meets Ecuador on a sweaty dance floor, well…this is it. Just don’t blame me if you lose your shoes during the third listen.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Juana Guaguanco
MI BABANDI3:17
Prefiero a mi ecuatoriana2:37
Juana Guaguancó2:49
Cumbia Quiteña2:58
CUMBIA CALETERA3:5
La Murga Panameña
Dejala Que Se Vaya
Prefiero A Mi Ecuatoriana
Cumbia Caletera3:5
Corazón lloron2:31
Palmira Señorial
CUMBIA QUITEÑA2:58
Juana Patiño
Los Peroles
Violencia3:5
La Coneja
DEJALA QUE SE VAYA2:41
Palmira Señoral2:51
Corazon Lloron
PREFIERO A MI ECUATORIANA2:37
El Escorpión
La murga panameña2:57
Mosaico Tropiloco No. 4
CORAZON LLORON2:31
Mi Babandi3:17
Déjala que se vaya2:42
PALMIRA SEÑORIAL2:51
JUANA GUAGUANCO2:49
LA MURGA PANAMEÑA2:57
VIOLENCIA3:4

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Catalog Numbers

LP-12-164

Labels

Medarluz

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • Stereo

Companies

RoleCompany
Manufactured ByIfesa

Credits

RoleCredit
VocalsGustavo Velasquez

Notes

  • A1, B1, B2, B3: Cumbia
  • A2: Porro
  • A3: Merequetengue
  • A4: Tamborera
  • B4: Gaita
  • B5: Guaguancó
  • B6: Vallenato

About Don Medardo Y Sus Players

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Group from Ecuador: Created in 1967 and led by Don Medardo with his many "Players" and their contagious and infectious rhythms. In the decade of the 60s the young Medardo had graduated from the National Conservatory of Music in Quito, he was a composer and musician known even taught at several colleges and visited his native holidays Loja, where he was struck by the melodious sound of an orchestra. Medardo Luzuriaga, Chief Don Medardo and his Players, says: "I was in the park when I hear a band that sounded good, I say is playing very well and I went to there is called The Players, I went and I was met with great fanfare, after two months we were in Quito and the orchestra. "

Name Vars

  • Don Medardo
  • Don Medardo Y Los Players
  • Don Medardo Y Sus Player's
  • Don Memardo Y Sus Players
  • Medardo
  • Medardo Luzuriaga
  • Medardo Y Su Orquestra
  • Medardo Y Sus Player's
  • Medardo Y Sus Players
  • Orquesta Don Medardo Y Sus Player's
  • Orquesta Don Mercado Y Sus Player's
  • Orquesta Medardo Y Sus Players

Members

  • Ricardo Suntaxi
  • Gustavo Velásquez
  • Medardo Luzuriaga
  • Mario Rojas
  • Mauricio Luzuriaga

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Desde Nueva York Vol 4* by Don Medardo Y Sus Players is like a musical passport to Ecuador. Released in 2021, it blends genres like Salsa, Cumbia, and Merengue with regional styles such as Guaguancó and Vallenato. What’s wild is how the album repeats some track titles in different cases or accents—like "La Murga Panameña" and "LA MURGA PANAMEÑA." It’s almost like they’re giving each song its own personality! With Gustavo Velasquez on vocals, this record feels like a vibrant party that celebrates Latin culture in all its forms.