African Latino Voodoo Drums - Choco & his Mafimba Drum Rhythms

Released in 1958, this album from Choco & his Mafimba Drum Rhythms is a prime example of the "exotica" craze of the mid-20th century, bringing the rhythmic and vocal traditions of Caribbean and Latin American cultures to a wider audience. The album, released on Audio Fidelity, was known for its high-quality stereophonic recording, a feature the label was famous for. The tracks are a vibrant mix of percussive and vocal arrangements, designed to capture the energy and mystique of voodoo ceremonies and traditional drum circles. It's a fascinating listen for those interested in the roots of world music and the sonic trends of the era. Buying records like this from a dedicated source such as CrossFader at CrossFaderLA.com ensures you are getting a quality product that has been properly cared for