Luis Eduardo Blanco a.k.a NEGRO PRIMERO Integrante principal de la banda Internacionalmente conocida wordwide llamada KING CHANGÓ, Musico, Poeta y Loco de profecion, Santero, Practicante de Artes Marciales, futuro Quinto Dan en Kenpo Karate, Productor, nos deleita con su lanzamiento como solista llamado NEGRO PRIMERO!
No muy lejos de sus influencias musicales que siempre fueron bien eclécticas este Venezolano Brasileño nos trae con esta nueva produccion discografica su sonido MELTING POT lleno de pachanga pa' gozaaaa'! Con mucho cariño te canto mi son urbano, al sonido de mi cuatro y mi Tambor voy alegrando a los corazones del mundo! mas na'! Mucho Aché Familia!
REVIEWS OF MY PREVIOUS WORK
"Latin music is given its hardest edge by New York based band King Chango. Combining dancehall chants, deep space dub, straight up skanking and Latin rhythms, King Chango creates some of contemporary music's most intense dance music. According to Spin magazine, the band combines "Gen-X irony with the street energy of classic salsa and a hyperactive horn section." King Chango...was formed by Venezuela born lead vocalist Andrew "Blanquito Man" Blanco, a second degree blackbelt and graphic designer who designed the logos for professional soccer teams, the Toronto Raptors and the Florida Panthers.......King Chango's self-titled debut album, released in 1996, was described by - Dirty Linen as "a truly subversive release with tons of positive energy". The group's lyrics, mostly written by Blanco, take an anti-drug, anti-violence and pro-revolution stance." ~ Craig Harris, All Music Guide
"Chango has always been the kind of band that makes critics send out for extra hyphens, and the syntactical struggle continues with El Santo.......Blanco (known to his song publisher as Jose Andres Blanco and to his fans as Blanquito-Man) attributes Chango's chemistry to the cultural collisions found in their New York City homebase, as well as their (fluctuating) Latin/Asian/American membership." - Adam McGovern - Sonicnet
"Rock 'n' roll has always thrived on its ability to scramble musical ingredients from different races, classes and regions into something unprecedented. By adding the smorgasbord of Latin musics to the menu, the rock en espanol movement has exponentially expanded the possible combinations. No band has taken better advantage of this opportunity than King Chango...." - Geoffrey Himes, Washington Times
"The neon-anime/carnival/wrestling-ring graphics and genre-fissioning music of King Chango (Luaka Bop, 1996, prod. Jose Andres Blanco, King Chango) marks one of those historic pop moments when you don't know what hit you and are too dazzled to care."
- MusicHound World: The Essential Album Guide, Visible Ink Press, 2000.
"Too much stale music got you on the ropes? King Chango is here to save the day."
- CMJ album review
URBAN LATINO TV: KING CHANGO
