PALO!
The idea to form a band first occurred to Steve Roitstein in 2002. After ye… Read Full Bio ↴The idea to form a band first occurred to Steve Roitstein in 2002. After years of collaborating with great artists and musicians, he thought it would be fun to put together a project blending his favorite genres: Afro-Cuban music and Funk. He wasn't sure how to pull it off, but he knew he wanted to mix in some funky loops, play keyboards, and feature great musicians and singers. After figuring out some technical stuff he began to think of personnel.
The day that Leslie Cartaya agreed to give the concept a try was one of Steve's luckiest days. As co-founder of PALO!, Leslie and Steve began working on songs and direction. It was obvious that Steve made an excellent choice, but he had no idea Leslie would blossom into the most amazing vocalist on today's Latin music scene. Not only did Leslie help bring Steve's concept to life, their partnership became a true collaboration.
Each Member of PALO! is a virtuoso in their own right. Timbalero Raymer Olalde is one of the most incredible percussionists and energetic performers. A renowned specialist in Yoruba music, Philbert Armenteros' talents as a vocalist, percussionist and composer lift PALO! to a higher level. And the privilege of featuring saxophonist and longtime friend of Steve, Ed Calle is always humbling. Steve can't find enough words to properly express his thanks to his fellow "PALEROS".
In the summer of 2003, Fabio Diaz and Eduardo Lamas, owners of Little Havana's Hoy Como Ayer, came to one of PALO!'s informal rehearsals. The immediately offered PALO! a weekly residency at the club. Steve will always be grateful to "Los Padrinos de PALO!" for believing in them. It was that gig that allowed PALO! to refine their style, and soon the began to be featured in other events throughout South Florida.
As PALO!'s sound developed, they started the process of recording the album "This is Afro-Cuban Funk". Soon, Philip Colodetti became the band's sound engineer, and ultimately, a vital partner in many important aspects of the creation of their first CD. Phil's creative and technical contributions to their first project was extraordinary.
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The day that Leslie Cartaya agreed to give the concept a try was one of Steve's luckiest days. As co-founder of PALO!, Leslie and Steve began working on songs and direction. It was obvious that Steve made an excellent choice, but he had no idea Leslie would blossom into the most amazing vocalist on today's Latin music scene. Not only did Leslie help bring Steve's concept to life, their partnership became a true collaboration.
Each Member of PALO! is a virtuoso in their own right. Timbalero Raymer Olalde is one of the most incredible percussionists and energetic performers. A renowned specialist in Yoruba music, Philbert Armenteros' talents as a vocalist, percussionist and composer lift PALO! to a higher level. And the privilege of featuring saxophonist and longtime friend of Steve, Ed Calle is always humbling. Steve can't find enough words to properly express his thanks to his fellow "PALEROS".
In the summer of 2003, Fabio Diaz and Eduardo Lamas, owners of Little Havana's Hoy Como Ayer, came to one of PALO!'s informal rehearsals. The immediately offered PALO! a weekly residency at the club. Steve will always be grateful to "Los Padrinos de PALO!" for believing in them. It was that gig that allowed PALO! to refine their style, and soon the began to be featured in other events throughout South Florida.
As PALO!'s sound developed, they started the process of recording the album "This is Afro-Cuban Funk". Soon, Philip Colodetti became the band's sound engineer, and ultimately, a vital partner in many important aspects of the creation of their first CD. Phil's creative and technical contributions to their first project was extraordinary.
www.gopalo.com
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PALO! Lyrics
Al Monte (Al monte yo volveré, espérame allá en el bohío) (Al monte…
Camina Con Los Codos Le gusta andar mal vestío porque le sale más barato Y…
Crescencio Crescencio era un hombre honesto que vivía en Pinar del…
Cuban Soul Ralfy likes his frijoles with spicy barbecue sauce He loves …
Dale Palo (Eh) Mira (eh) Una bulla dice qué? (eh) Manos pa'rriba…
Echa un Palito (Echa un palito al agua pa' ver si flota) (Pa' ver…
El Festin De Santiago Vamos Esta es una historia de un party Todos van llegando …
Fumando (Fumando, fumando, están afuera fumando) (Fumando, fumando, …
Guasabana (Guasábana, why you walk in such a hurry? Guasábana) (Guasáb…
La Habana Buena Habana vieja nostalgia Que se convirtió en vitral Adoquil de…
La Malanga Resbala (Que la malanga resbala, cuidao, agárrala con gana) (Que la …
Lengua Larga Que la malanga resbala, ¡Cuidao'! Agarrala con ganas, mulata…
Mi Protección Déjame ofrecer, déjame ofrecerte mi oración A mis santos les…
Mi Protección (Live) Desde el momento en que la vida sentí, Desde el principio…
Oro (Oromi yéyé oro) Oye yéyé yéyé mawo (Oromi yéyé oro) Oye,…
Pa Chango Sabes quién llegó? Llegó Changó Con la fuerza del tambor Vi…
Pa' Changó Tú sabe quien llegó? Llegó Changó Vamos a ver mano pa' arr…
Para Chuparte los Dedos A mí me encanta el anón (Ay que rico, para chuparse…
Quimbombó (Quimbombó quimbombó) (Dame cualquier cosa menos quimbombó) …
Tabaco Y Ron Pa (Tabaco y ron pa' mi santa, tabaco y ron) Oye…
Ven Pa' La Loma (Camina y ven pa' la loma, camina y ven) (Camina y…
We Are What We Are (We are what we are, somos lo que somos) (Eso nadie…
Yo Quiero Guarachar (Bap bada bada bada) (Bap bada bada bada) Déjame guarachar …
Yo Soy del Campo Oye, guajiro, del campo, si Yo no soy de la ciudad,…