Alegre Majagual

Alegre Majagual is the first album by the Colombian musical group Los Corraleros de Majagual. It was released in 1962 on the Discos Fuentes label as LP 0079.[1][2] The album's liner notes described it as the first jam session in a costeña style.[3]

Alegre Majagual
Studio album by
Los Corraleros de Majagual
ReleasedMay 1962
LabelDiscos Fuentes
Los Corraleros de Majagual chronology
Alegre Majagual
(1962)		 Los Corraleros de Majagual
(1962)

The members of the original group contributing to the album were Calixto Ochoa (humorous antics), Alfredo Gutiérrez (accordion), Tobias Garces (trombone), and César Castro (vocal).[3]

Antonio Fuentes was the producer, and Jose Maria Fuentes was the sound engineer.[3]

Track listing

Side 1

  1. Se Salió el Toro (fandango) [César Castro]
  2. La Nata (pasealto) [Calixto Ochoa]
  3. Paloma Guarumera (pasaje) [Alfredo Gutiérrez]
  4. La trombona (gaita) [Enrique Bonfante]
  5. La Ombligona (pasealto) [Calixto Ochoa]
  6. Rabo Largo (porra) [Alfredo Gutiérrez]

Side 2

  1. Ana Felicia (pasaje) [Alfredo Gutiérrez]
  2. Cielito Azul (merengue) [Calixto Ochoa]
  3. La Cachuchona (cumbia) [César Castro]
  4. Majagual (porro) [Alfredo Gutiérrez]
  5. El Muerto Borracho (paseo) [Calixto Ochoa]
  6. El Dentista (guaracha) [Calixto Ochoa]

References
  1. "Los Corraleros de Majagual – Alegre Majagual". Discogs. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  2. "Alegre Majagual (with Vários Artistas)". Cancioneros. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  3. Liner notes to "Alegre Majagual", published on back cover of the album.
  • Complete album, licensed to YouTube by Altafonte Network S.L., Sunflower Entertainment Co., Inc on behalf of Discos Fuentes
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