Songo

San Franciscan guitarist Carlos Palomares shaped the basis from the Latin funk music group Songo in 1997, nonetheless it wasn’t until 1999 that this group took form. The addition of Mexican vocalist/lyricist Hector “un Spider” Quintana finished Palomares’ tunes, which structurally had been largely affected by his Cuban history. Quintana’s sonorous tone of voice and Palomares’ numerical guitar numbers garnered the music group local interest, interest that was overshadowed by Palomares’ various other gig as guitarist for the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA disco cover music group called Superbooty. Using a revolving group of aspect musicians filling in its rhythmic audio, Songo toured thoroughly in the Bay Region and other areas of California from 1999 through early 2002, launching the record Havana Spirit in the summertime of 2000. Nevertheless, distribution was crippled with the Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy filing of record distributor Valley Mass media and Quintana still left the music group in early 2002, departing its upcoming in disarray.