Sonido Conquistador

After “The Kink of Mambo” and “El Prince”, we get “Sonido Conquistador”, the wildest, most high-energy tropical madness. On this record you will find ten tracks of devilish dancefloor heat are masterfully captured on tape with an immersive sound, packed with rhythms and vibes like Mambo, Cha Cha Chá, Descarga, Swing-A-Ling, Spanish Soul, Boogaloo, Rumba, Copla… and even Cumbia!!!

Tito brings you once again the “back-and-forth” sounds that cross oceans, soaking musicians from both shores in their flavor and spreading through crowds and dancefloors beyond the seas. Knowing that from the moment it drops it’ll become a favorite among the real dancers, the whole thing is part of a master plan cooked up by our favorite masked man.

Songs made for dragging your feet across the floor and for giving the dancefloor some shine, both in Heaven and in Hell. Also for going cheek to cheek — and yeah, we already know those are the most dangerous ones!! The Sonido Conquistador is what hooks young crowds on both sides of the ocean and has led a whole legion of fans to dance to Tito Ramírez hits in every corner of the world. With his sonatas for dark hearts, saints and devils of every kind, his catchy hooks and exotic numbers have earned the love of legions of fans who see their idol channel the voice of the streets and bring into his songs the fresh rhythms bumping in the hood. That’s why, grateful for his hustle, they follow every live show with pure passion and devotion, showing up as a new generation of wild youngsters determined to invent the craziest dance step, one foot in tradition and the other in innovation.

By popular demand comes this third volume of songs by Tito and his Reales, showing their most Hispanic and tropical side. Recorded with all musicians playing together in the same room at the same time, the use of overdubs has been kept to a minimum, capturing on tape the uniqueness and raw humanity of the moment with no tricks involved. You could say it’s a snapshot of songs that will never be played the exact same way again, immortalizing the soul and spirit of that session. Featuring spoken appearances by Ese Lacho Tarzanón, the young pachuco everybody’s talking about, bringing “los Olvidados” back onto the scene. In this very recording, you’ll also hear real siren sounds captured during the riots that broke out during the latest visit of his “Su excelentísima perversidad” to Mexico City. Let this record stand as the artist’s love letter to his fans over in Mexico — to its people and its traditions.

Despite the risk of romance, unrest, and straight-up rebellion that this music might spark, Discos Antifaz and El Volcán Música S.L. couldn’t resist putting out this full-length record, and we have no doubt it will become a party classic and that its sound will conquer your heart and your soul forever.