Los Locos Del Ritmo: Polvora

polvora

Another cool record on the Dimsa label. Their name translated into English is "The Crazy People of Rhythm"(?), and I ended up finding out that they were fairly popular in Mexico in the late 50′s/early 60′s – and are in fact regarded by some as one of the better non English language greaser-rock groups of the era. I was confused about this for a while cause my copy of this record says it's from 1974, but I guess it's just a repress. If anyone has more knowledge to drop on these guys, please feel free to do so. Until then, enjoy this nice slightly Latin-ized version of Ray Charles' "What'd I Say"

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2 comments for Los Locos Del Ritmo: Polvora

  1. Raul Ortal says:

    Great!!!!!!!!!!!! I know Los Locos del Ritmo since 1960,I been
    In Radio in Mexico and US.
    I have a show Oldies but goodies in spanish and los Locos are
    part of this show.

    Vivan…Los Locos del Ritmo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Hi:
    The original press of second album from Los Locos del Ritmo was in 1961, with a different cover.
    Saludos desde México.
    I have a page of Los Locos del Ritmo in my website
    Manuel Martinez