Hector Pimentel Discography Instrumental Guitar Music Hector Pimentel produced his first recording in 1992. The recordings that followed are available worldwide. Spontaneous Exchange, 1992 Nuevo Flamenco styles Group performance Mic-Line music award, Malaguena en Fuego Passionate Heart, 1993 Classical renditions of hit songs from the 50s and 70s Infania, 1995 Nuevo Flamenco, World style music Group Performance Mic-Line music awards, Infania and Malaguena en Fuego Masterpiece "Alma Latina," 1998 Popular styles Solo and Group Performance Recently released, music award nomination Three-star Review Below Masterpiece "Alma Latina," reviewed in the Albuquerque Journal (July 24, 1998) This is music to dream by, to relax by. It’s music to rock your baby by. So it’s an expansion project, a whole new bag, for the popular Albuquerque ensemble of Hector Pimentel and Leyenda. The instrumental recording has a few familiar boleros like "Sabor a Mi" and "Solamente Una Vez," which are reminiscent of the Edie Gorme-Trio Los Panchos stylings. But it’s also brimming with other non-Latin sentimental standards, like "My Way," "Music of the Night," "If I Were a Rich Man," and concludes with "What a Wonderful World." As a result, the album title, which translates to "Latin Soul," is a little misleading. Regardless, the reward is in the listening. — David Steinberg

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