Grupo Niche - Me Huele A Matrimonio FLAC

Grupo Niche Salsa 1986 US

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Me Huele A Matrimonio
A2	Un Caso Social
A3	Bendita Seas
A4	Tongolele
B1	Ese Día
B2	Para Mi Negra Un Son
B3	La Trampa
B4	La Rata Chillona Piano [Solo] – Nicolás Cristancho "Macabí"*Trombone [Solo] – Alberto Barros

Companies, etc.

Record Company – Codiscos
Manufactured By – Codiscos S.A.

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Alí Garcés "Tarry"*
Arranged By – Jairo Varela
Backing Vocals – Jairo Varela, Ostwal Serna, Tito Gomez
Bass Guitar – Francisco Garcia
Bongos – Jairo Riascos
Composed By – Jairo Varela
Congas – Myke Potes
Design – Jaime Uribe & Asociados
Directed By – Jairo Varela
Engineer – Gabriel Jaime Eusse, Hernán Darío Gutiérrez
Flute – Alí Garcés "Tarry"*
Guiro – Jairo Varela
Lead Vocals – Jairo Varela (tracks: B1), Tito Gomez
Maracas – Tito Gomez
Mixed By – Jairo Varela
Piano – Nicolás Cristancho "Macabí"*
Producer – Rafael Mejía*
Timbales – Alfredo Longa "Pichirilo"*
Transcription By – Alberto Barros, Francisco Garcia , Nicolás Cristancho "Macabí"*
Tres – Ostwal Serna
Trombone – Adolfo Barros, Alberto Barros
Trumpet – Fabio Espinosa Jr., Oswaldo Ospino
Trumpet [Guest] – Jorge Gaviria

Notes

Although Alí Garcés is credited as sax/flute player, he's actually not present in this recording. No saxophone and/or flute can be heard in this album (either solo or as a part of the wind ensemble).

The bass parts for this album were recorded by Francisco García using a bass guitar. Baby (electric upright) bass appeared way later in Niche discography.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): 298.21061.Y. David
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): 298.21061.Z.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
C9821453	Grupo Niche	Me Huele A Matrimonio ‎(CD, Album)	Codiscos	C9821453	US	1993

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This is certainly not the most popular album from Grupo Niche, but to me it ranks among the best (if not THE best) because, aside from great songs like "Ese Día" and "Un Caso Social", it's the perfect middle point between the rawness of their previous releases and the highly polished production values of their later works. Up to this point, every Niche album sounds as a live band, and this one if the apex of that approach. After "Me Huele A Matrimonio", Niche gradually started sounding as a studio band, with increasingly polished and slicker-sounding albums. What you hear here is an extremely powerful Salsa band playing very well-crafted arrangements. Although the alto sax player that appeared in their previous albums is still credited here, an all-brass wind section (two trumpets and two trombones - no sax) was actually recorded. This is also the debut album from lead singer Tito Gómez, which became one of the most recognizable voices in Niche catalog.If you are looking for the most popular album from Grupo Niche, go for "Cielo De Tambores" (which is also great) without a doubt. But if you want to experience this band at the peak of its power as a "live in the studio" ensemble, this is the #1 Niche album in that regard.