I would say they are typical progressive Latin fusion from the late 70s, not as fiercely creative as the Mexican Sacbe band I loved so dearly back here, or Pe Ante Pe more recently here. In keeping with their popularity at the time they are rather smooth in fact with minimal craziness but extremely professional playing.
From the first album (ST, 1976), Synesthesia:
From the second (Sky Island, 1977), Seraphim / Angel:
From the third (Time and Chance, 1978), Mosaico clearly uses the same old Latin music cliches but does delve into more complex areas of composition here and there:
ReplyDeletelimited time only upload of course:
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/6a11f1cc-7a1c-4297-b6ba-35ff9928de2a
and Mr Euphoria in big beautiful lossless limited time:
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/9a184397-61a4-4524-906c-3c753fd2fe8c
Thank you, Julian.
ReplyDeleteHappy 2025 to you and your family.
-Nick
This looks really cool to a LA studio scene fan. Carlos Vega and Steve Tavaglione both on board, in 1976 on top of that. Thanks a lot!!!
ReplyDelete¡Muchas gracias!
ReplyDeleteAs an occasional commenter, I feel I'm Not Worthy, but if I was to have asked for anything of you this season, it would've been for Mr Euphoria in lossless: Muchas Gratitude!
ReplyDeletenice to hear that
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Hey Julian, just wanted to thank you for the good sounds you have shared last year. I wish you good health for 2025, peace.
ReplyDeleteThx so much
DeleteHi Julian!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the constant flow of almost lost and good music! Your blog is one of the few things making life bearable at this dire times - at least for me. So keep up the good work!
good luck and thanks
DeleteSome of you may like this classical & technical tunes by the keyboardist:
ReplyDeleteEduardo Del Barrio - Free Play (1991)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOoB5FAjIsI&list=OLAK5uy_ml7c5Wh6N_E662HTBDlasyvHuZw-ECfzI&index=1