Don Nauro And His Caribbean Bar Sextett - Nos Vemos En El Bar Tropical

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Review by Nikko Bautista

Alright, let’s rip into this one. Nos Vemos En El Bar Tropical by Don Nauro And His Caribbean Bar Sextett isn’t just some dusty old record from 1977 Venezuela—it’s a straight-up vibe machine that punches you in the face with its unapologetic Latin groove. Released under Polydor, this album is like walking into a sweaty bar on the coast where everyone's dancing but no one cares if you join. It's raw, it’s real, and yeah, it’s kinda messy—but damn does it slap. First up, "El Roce De Tus Labios." This track? A freakin’ heater. The bassline alone could make your abuela get up and shake something she hasn’t shaken since the '60s. It’s smooth as hell but packs enough sass to remind you why Latin music owns every dance floor it touches. You can’t help but feel like you’re sneaking around after midnight when this tune kicks in. And those horns? They hit harder than your ex’s text messages at 2 AM. Impossible to forget. Then there’s “Moliendo Cafe.” Oh man, don’t even act like you don’t know this banger. That opening riff grabs you by the collar and drags you through fields of sugar cane and sunshine. There’s something about how it builds—slow burn turning into an explosion of percussion—that makes you wanna spill your drink while spinning someone around. Every time I hear it, I’m convinced coffee should be illegal because this song brews emotions stronger than caffeine ever could. But hey, not everything here is golden. Some tracks drag their feet a little too much, like they got lost looking for the party instead of starting it. Tracks like “Tema De Rocky - Sir Duke” sound cool until you realize they’re kinda phoning it in compared to the rest of the chaos happening on the album. Still, even the weaker moments have charm because, let’s face it, Don Nauro wasn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—he was just making sure you couldn’t sit still. Here’s the kicker though: listening to this album feels like finding an old Polaroid buried in sand. It’s faded, imperfect, and maybe smells a bit weird—but once you look closer, it tells stories way bigger than itself. Like, who names a song “Juana Petra”? That’s either genius or nonsense, and honestly, I love both options. So yeah, Nos Vemos En El Bar Tropical might not change your life, but it’ll definitely change your mood. Just don’t blame me when you catch yourself humming “Moliendo Cafe” while stuck in traffic.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
A Mi Manera - Cuando Vuelvas A Casa
Las Frutas Del Caney - En El Tronco De Un Arbol
Jurame - Mi Delirio
El Roce De Tus Labios - Cuando Tu Amor Se Haya Ido
Tema De Rocky - Sir Duke
La Reina Danzante - No Me Dejes Asi
Juana Petra - Yamaray
Dile Que Vuelva - Pero Todo Como La Flor
No Estas En Nada - Plantacion Adentro
Ay Que Merengue - El Cibaeno
Moliendo Cafe - Playa Colorada
No Me Hagas Esperar Demasiado - Mi Dulce Suite De Verano

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Catalog Numbers

30.228

Labels

Polydor

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album

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Distributed ByPolydor S.A.

About Don Nauro And His Caribbean Bar Sextett

Name Vars

  • Don Nauro & His Bar-Caribbeans
  • Don Nauro & His Caribbean Bar Sextett
  • Don Nauro & His Caribbean Bar-Sextet
  • Don Nauro & His Caribbean Bar-Sextett

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The 1977 Venezuelan album *Nos Vemos En El Bar Tropical* by Don Nauro And His Caribbean Bar Sextett is a hidden gem in the Latin music scene. It blends smooth tropical vibes with funky beats, and even throws in a cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Sir Duke.” Tracks like “Moliendo Cafe” and “Juana Petra” transport you straight to a Caribbean beach. It’s wild how this Polydor release mixes romance, rhythm, and pure summer energy into one unforgettable package.