R4145 DOMINGO RULLO Y SUS AMIGOS / SIL BANDO UP TERU Released in 1969. Japanese Victor domestic single. (Philips/SFL-1223). Price: ¥400. 45 r.p.m. B-side) Besame-Teru Teru BESAME-TERU TERU The jacket has sun damage and discoloration due to aging. The record has some crackling noise. BGM for your room! From the jacket: "’69 Summer Operation Now a big hit in South America! This is the new step for young people!!" From Argentina, a bandoneon (a keyboard instrument similar to an accordion) player. In the 40s, he emerged as a highly skilled bandoneon player and his composing talent blossomed, leaving behind famous tango songs. In the 60s, Japanese record companies were fiercely competing with each other! Every year, they would try to popularize new rhythms without giving up! "Go Go" and "Twist" and "Surfing" were one thing, but they all launched campaigns to promote rhythms like "Tamure" and "Jenka." However, most of them were disastrous. And then, in '69! "Teru Teru"! Did you all know about it? I knew about it from the cover version by the Japanese GS group, The Carnabeats. This is a record that gives off an irresistible scent for Latin/South American music maniacs! With a gorgeous (or rather, non-stop snare drum) rhythm, it's dressed up as samba/Latin! You can't help but move your hips along with the brass section's cheerful melody. Male chorus also joins in, a riot of color!! ☆In good condition, but it is still used, so please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous about it. I repeat, please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand used items. -//72ejjfax h0w0 m- #moapop