Los Llopis - Mulata Sabrosa

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Review by João Netto

Album Review: Mulata Sabrosa by Los Llopis If you’re a fan of Latin grooves that make your hips move before your brain catches up, Mulata Sabrosa by Los Llopis is the kind of album that’ll have you hitting repeat. Released under Nuria Records in the US, this gem dives deep into the vibrant rhythms of Pachanga and Guaracha, bringing a lively energy that feels like a summer block party in Havana—minus the humidity. Let’s talk tracks. First up, “Quiero Amanecer.” This one grabs you from the opening beat. It’s got this infectious brass section that feels like sunshine bottled up and poured straight into your ears. The lyrics are simple but heartfelt, capturing that universal longing for a fresh start. What sticks with me? The way the percussion builds—it’s like the song knows exactly when to pull back and let loose again. You can’t help but feel like you’re part of something bigger, even if you’re just dancing alone in your kitchen. Then there’s the title track, “Mulata Sabrosa.” Oh man, this tune is pure fire. The rhythm hits hard, and the vocals? They’re dripping with swagger. There’s this moment midway where the horns take over, and suddenly, it’s not just a song anymore—it’s an experience. It’s impossible not to picture yourself at a late-night fiesta, surrounded by people who know how to live in the moment. I mean, seriously, try listening to this without tapping your feet. I dare you. Los Llopis might not be a household name yet, but Mulata Sabrosa proves they’ve got the chops to change that. Their ability to blend Pachanga’s upbeat vibes with Guaracha’s storytelling makes this album stand out. Sure, some transitions feel a bit rough around the edges, but honestly? That rawness adds charm. It’s like they didn’t overthink it—they just let the music do its thing. Here’s the kicker: listening to this album made me realize how much we need music like this right now. In a world obsessed with playlists and algorithms, Mulata Sabrosa reminds us what happens when musicians focus on making people feel something real. And hey, isn’t that what music’s all about? So go ahead, give it a spin. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself salsa-ing through your living room at 2 AM.

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Artist: Los Llopis
Album: Mulata Sabrosa

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Mulata Sabrosa
Quiero Amanecer

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Catalog Numbers

NU-104

Labels

Nuria Records

Listen online

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  • online anhören
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  • escuchar en línea
  • lytte på nettet
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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

About Los Llopis

Cuban vocal band active in the 60s. On their first years as Cuarteto Llopis-Dulzaides, played the piano, but left them soon. The main line up was formed by brothers Manuel Llopis "Ñolo" (b. 1934, guitar, second vocals) and Francisco Llopis (b. 1934, steel guitar), and Leandro Torres (b. 1940, sax, piano, accordion) and Lázaro Manolo Vega (b. 1937, lead vocals). Pioneers in mixing rock with Afro Cuban rhythms.

Name Vars

  • Cuarteto \
  • Cuarteto Hnos. Llopis
  • Cuarteto Llopis
  • Cuarteto Los Llopis
  • Cuaterto Los Llopis
  • Hnos. Llopis
  • L. Llopis
  • Llopis

Members

  • Francisco Llopis

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Mulata Sabrosa* by Los Llopis is a hidden gem in the Latin music scene. It blends Pachanga and Guaracha styles, bringing a lively, danceable vibe. Released in the US under Nuria Records, it features tracks like *Quiero Amanecer* and the title track *Mulata Sabrosa*. What makes it special? It’s a piece of Latin music history that still gets people moving!