Aillacara 2743 Aillacara 2743 (Afro-Cuban Funk)

French Chilean artist Aillacara 2743, offers an exclusive Record Stored Day 2014 45RPM 7" with a hot afro-Latin-funk influence. This 45 sounds much like something you'd hear from the 70's psyche afro-Cuban funk productions released on the famous Cuban state-owned record company Egrem that released artists such as Los Van Van and Grupo Irakere. "No Mate" is a mid tempo afro-Cuban son with a strong message coming from Native American wisdom. A call to humanity. A reaction to what is taking place in the Amazonian region where tribes protest to defend their lands from corporate control. Aillacara 2743 sings here his first song with Roni Alkekengi. "Para La Libertad" is a dynamic uptempo afro-son dedicated to freedom. People's freedom to enjoy life and to dance. RIcmi Roux Probel plays trumpet and conga solos. Aillacara 2743 is the adress of Orlando Diaz Corvalan's familly house in Santiago, Chile. It's the name he choose to represent the Latin side of his creation. Born in a familly of engaged musicians, with a father dissident, political refugee from Chile now living in France, Orlando grew up in an uprooted Latin culture and stays in touch with this roots through music. He composes, writes, produces, plays and programs the main instruments in his songs. As a Dj, he draws inspiration from his collection of Latin and Cuban vinyl from the 60's & 70's; his favorite decades from which he derives the "hot lamp amplifier sound." Areito, Sound Triangle, Fuentes, Sono Radio, Inca, Tico, Tropical, Mericana are names that rotate on his turntables. Andean rhythms, Afro-Cuban and : Latin funk, Colombian cumbia, Argentinean jazz are some of the influences that give colors to his productions. Also know as Medline and Electroom Acoostap, Orlando produces also jazz funk and hip hop for many labels worldwide. Full-color sleeve with center die-cut hole and full-color labels.