“In Venezuela, (he) is a huge star,” Catire said. The album features a collaboration with Venezuelan salsa star Oscar D'León on the song “Sabrina.” Catire said that, while they had met before and shared the stage with him on several occasions, the collaboration came from an unexpected source.
LOS AMIGOS INVISIBLES EL PARADISE FULL
“We wanted the album to be full of songs we didn’t want to do any experimenting or jamming or weird stuff. “All the songs that made the album were voted on, after making 28 demos,” Catire said. Catire said that with new members joining the group, Los Amigos Invisibles wanted to make sure they recorded a straight-ahead album that would make longtime fans happy. The album contains 17 tracks that explore and expand the boundaries of Latin dance music. “El Paradise” was released earlier this year. Neon Desert releases full two-day schedule It’s still lyrics about love and relationships, dance and funky music and Caribbean music - all the ingredients you’d expect from Amigos are on this album.” “This is our first album with a different lineup and I guess fans will notice the difference, but in the end, we try to do our best to keep the spirit of the band. “Two of the founding members left the band,” Catire said. They will perform at 10:30 p.m. Saturday. The group, which blends disco, acid jazz and funk with Latin rhythms has been through a few changes since it last appeared at Neon Desert. This might be the only one, or one of the few, in the U.S. I think it’s amazing the lineup is so diverse. “When we got the offer (to return this year), all of us remembered the festival,” said bass guitarist José Rafael Torres, better known to fans as “Catire.” “It was a good time. They were among the performers at the inaugural festival seven years ago. Venezuela’s Los Amigos Invisibles are no strangers to the Neon Desert Music Festival stage. Watch Video: Neon Desert Music Festival 2017
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