Nil's Jazz Ensemble (180 g) Macondo Revisitado - The Roots Of Subtropical Music Uruguay 1975-1979 Or vice versa: I come

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Nil's Jazz Ensemble (180 g) Macondo Revisitado - The Roots Of Subtropical Music Uruguay 1975-1979 Or vice versa: I comeVampisoul present a reissue Nil's Jazz Ensemble's self titled album, originally released in 1976. Once resettled in Lima, Peru, in 1974 after spending some time playing in a jazz quintet in Berlin, sax player Nilo Espinosa would put together the Nil's Jazz Ensemble, a top notch array of local talent consisting of Pancho Senz (trumpet), Miguel 'Chino' Figueroa(keyboards), Oscar Stagnaro (bass), Andrs Silva (drums and percussion), Jorge Montero, Richie