El Sabor De Nacho - Que Se SepaWe keep the fire burning with PAN009, a scorching slice of Latin soul from Puerto Ricos own Nacho Sanabria, better known as El Sabor De Nacho. Originally released in 1973, his version of Que Se Sepa takes the Roberto Roena classic and injects it with a new energy fiery brass, driving percussion, and that unmistakable swagger that defines the golden age of salsa. Born in Catao, Puerto Rico in 1929, Nacho Sanabria grew up surrounded by the rhythms of

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modular ambient style for good measure (“Sleepers”)

The vocals bring an indie edge to jangling delights like 'Please Don't Stop The Rain' while 'What's Been Turning You On' is a laidback and languid groove for lazy sessions

now with the distinct addition of the composer's own vocal in front

you’re a little more tuned in to them

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sings to our ears – using multisyllabic rhymes (“Trop ivres pour te plaire / Tropiques du cancer”) and surrealist imagery (“la neige restera rose” – “the snow will remain pink”) – stories that feel unknown yet obvious

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