Tropical and festive sounds that made the group Daiquiri move the hips of Venezuelans (and much of the Caribbean public) during the 1980s will no longer be a thing of memory. A new album under the name Esa Morena and went on sale in the domestic market and keeps intact the characteristic flavor and rhythm of his beginnings in each of its twelve tracks.
The record material features six unreleased songs and six versions. Their quality made them deserve, for the first time in his career, a 2015 Latin Grammy for Best Tropical Fusion Album.
The group, who composed the hymn ochentoso pace the house, they continued with their usual are as Cuban flag, mixed with pop, rock, jazz, carousing, bossa nova and Christmas bonus.
The album was released by the Sonográfica seal and has production Alejandro Blanco-Uribe. According to the statement at a press conference by Alberto Slezynger leader Daiquiri group, it is a material that offers a tribute to the Caribbean woman, to which he added: "We want to remind Venezuelans behind El Ávila is the Caribbean sea, which are Caribbean ".
The members of the group are eager for the arrival of the ceremony Latin Grammy, to be held on 19th of this month. In its category, they share the nomination with Colombian Jorge Villamizar and ChocQuibTowb, Dominican Juan Magan and also Venezuelan Chino y Nacho.
