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Pacific Mambo Orchestra

Pacific Mambo Orchestra is a Latin dance music orchestra based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Their debut album was released in October 2012, and they received a Grammy Award for the album at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards.

History

The Pacific Mambo Orchestra was founded in 2010 by Mexican Pianist Christian Tumalan and German Trumpeter Steffen Kuehn, and is a 19-piece Latin Big Band orchestra that plays salsa, Latin Jazz, cha cha cha, bachata, and other Latin music. In 2012 they crowd-funded their first album, the self-titled 'Pacific Mambo Orchestra', through Kickstarter. They were nominated for a Grammy Award in the "Best Tropical Latin Album" category for their album, and they won the award in 2014 at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards. The group subsequently released the albums "Live from Stern Grove (San Francisco) " in 2017, and "The III Side" in 2020.

Discography

Pacific Mambo Orchestra (2012)

  1. "PMO Intro" by Christian Tumalan
  2. "El Cantante" originally by Rubén Blades and arranged by Mike Rinta
  3. "Overjoyed" originally by Stevie Wonder and arranged by Aaron Lington
  4. "La Ambicion" by Christian Tumalan
  5. "Cuando Estoy Contigo" by Steffen Kuehn and Mike Rinta
  6. "Mr. 5.0" by Steffen Kuehn and arranged by Aaron Lington
  7. "Bolero Cocomo" by Aaron Lington, lyrics by Alexa Weber Morales
  8. "Muevete Con Prisa" by Aaron Lington
  9. "Querer Como Ayer" by Christian Tumalan
  10. "Bolero Cocomo (Instrumental)" by Aaron Lington

Album Credits:<br /> Steffen Kuehn: Arranger, Composer, Director, Lead, Producer, Soloist, Trumpet<br /> Christian Tumalan: Arranger, Composer, Digital Editing, Director, Engineer, Mixing, Piano, Producer

Carlos Cascante: Featured Artist, Guest Artist, Vocals<br /> Armando Cordoba: Maracas, Vocals<br /> Willy Torres: Featured Artist, Guest Artist, Vocals<br /> Kenny Washington: Featured Artist, Guest Artist, Vocals<br /> Alexa Weber Morales: Lyricist, Vocals

Braulio Barrera: Bongos, Campana<br /> Javier Cabanillas: Congas, Shekere<br /> Carlos Caro: Guiro<br /> Tommy Igoe: Drums, Featured Artist, Guest Artist<br /> Omar Ledezma Jr.: Timbales<br /> Christian Pepin: Congas<br /> Karl Perazzo: Featured Artist, Guiro, Timbales

Abe Gumroyan: Bass<br /> Jorge Pomar: Bass

Gene Burkert: Alto Saxophone Soloist<br /> Pete Cornell: Lead Alto Saxophone, Soloist<br /> Evan Francis: Tenor Saxophone, Flute Soloist<br /> Aaron Lington: Arranger, Composer, Baritone Saxophone<br /> Tony Peebles: Tenor Saxophone, Soloist<br /> Doug Rowan: Alto Saxophone<br /> Benny Torres: Tenor Saxophone

Ryan Black: Trombone<br /> Jeff Cressman: Soloist, Trombone<br /> Jaime Dubberly: Trombone<br /> Mara Fox: Trombone<br /> Derek James: Lead, Trombone<br /> Mike Rinta: Arranger, Composer, Soloist, Trombone

Henry Hung: Trumpet<br /> Louis Fasman: Lead, Trumpet<br /> Jeff Lewis: Trumpet<br /> Larry Lunetta: Trumpet<br /> Tom Poole : Trumpet<br /> Jonathan Ruff: Trumpet

Camilo Landau: Guitar (Electric)<br /> Ray Obiedo: Featured Artist, Guest Artist, Guitar

Marcos Torres: Engineer<br /> Steve Feasley: Engineer<br /> Michael Lazarus: Mastering

Jack Eastgate: Artwork<br /> Vanessa Ayala: Graphic Design

Awards and nominations

  • 2014 Grammy Award for "Best Tropical Latin Album"

References

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