Orixa Discography of CDs

Orixa discography Track Listing of songs: American, The; Siembra; Tiempo; Locos; Fuerza; Cuando Era Nino; Medianoche; Larga Espera; Levanta Tu Voz; Gonk!; All She Wants; Prelude; Kick Around; Frontera;

Orixa songs 2012e.d was released in 2001 and received a California Music Award for "Outstanding Latin Album". Don't be fooled by the Latin tag- this album Rocks! The Album was produced by Jason Carmer who has worked with Third Eye Blind, The Donnas among others. Recording information: DCP Studios, S.F., CA; DCP, San Francisco, CA; Mud Room, Emeryville, CA; Mud Room, Emryville; Toast Studios, S.F, CA; Toast Studios, San Francisco, CA. Editor: Eddie Caipo. Photographer: Jay Blakesberg. Arrangers: Jason Carmer; Orixa. Personnel: Rowan Jimenez (vocals, percussion); Juan Manuel Caipo (guitar, drums, percussion, sampler, background vocals); Paul Yturriago-Lopez (guitar, background vocals); Dave Shul (guitar); Victor Castro (trombone); Eddie Caipo (keyboards, percussion, sampler, background vocals); Mark Caipo (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Eddie Caipo.

Orixa CD discography Features lyrics in English and Spanish. Orixa: Rowan Jimenez (vocals, percussion); Ronald Mackee (guitar); Eddie Caipo (keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Mark Caipo (bass); Juan Manuel Caipo (drums, percussion, programming, background vocals). Additional personnel: Donna Viscuso (tenor saxophone); Jim Peterson (baritone saxophone); Bill Theuror (trumpet); Mara Fox (trombone); Jackie Rago (bongos, maracas, effects).

Orixa CD discography Judging from most of the Latin music that makes it to the shores of North America, you'd think the Latin genre is filled either grinning pop artists like Ricky Martin or old-school traditionalists like the Buena Vista Social Club. In fact, Latin America produces a wide range of music, some of it the best, most hard-hitting music out there. Escena Alterlatina: The Future Sound in Español is an attempt to compile the best of the rest of Spanish-language music. What is most surprising about the album is the range of music -- L.A.'s Tres Delinquentes offers some Spanglish hip-hop with "Return of the Tres" while rockers Los Mocosos' "Caliente" offers some funk alongside members of the Tower of Power horns. Meanwhile, Panama's Los Rabanes play some fierce dancehall reggae with "My Commanding Wife." Covering such a wide variety of music, Escena Alterlatina suffers from a lack of focus, but most of the music has so much flavor, you're willing to forgive the album of its eccentricities. ~ Jon Azpiri Deliquent Habits,Orixa,Los Ra Banes,Sonios,Arbol,Kinky,Bayu