Los Van Van
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Los Van Van is a Cuban band led by bassist Juan Formell, and is the most recognized post-revolution Cuban bands. Formell is one of the most important figures in contemporary Cuban music.
In 2011, they collaborated with Carlinhos Brown to record the song "Soy Loco por Tí, América" for the Red Hot Organization's most recent charitable album "Red Hot+Rio 2." The album is a follow-up to the 1996 "Red Hot + Rio." Proceeds from the sales will be donated to raise awareness and money to fight AIDS/HIV and related health and social issues.
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Discography
- Los Van Van Vol I (1969)
- Los Van Van Vol II (1974)
- Los Van Van Vol III (1974)
- Los Van Van Vol IV (1976)
- Los Van Van Vol V (1976)
- Los Van Van Vol VI (1980)
- Báilalo ¡Eh! ¡Ah! (1982)
- Qué Pista (1983)
- Anda, Ven y Muévete (1984)
- La Habana Sí (1985)
- Eso Que Anda (1986)
- La Titimania (1987)
- Songo (1988)
- El Negro No Tiene Na' (1988)
- Songo (Mango, 1989)
- Rico Son (1989)
- Aqui... El Que Baila Gana (1990)
- Esto Está Bueno (1991)
- De Cuba Los Van Van (1991)
- Bailando Mojao - Dancing Wet (1993)
- Azúcar (Xenophile Records, 1993)
- 25 Años... y seguimos ahí! Vol I (1994)
- Lo Ultimo En Vivo (Qbadisc Records, 1994)
- ¡Ay Dios, Ampárame! (1996)
- Live In America (1997)
- Te Pone La Cabeza Mala (1997)
- Llegó Van Van (1999)
- En El Malecón De La Habana (2003)
- Chapeando (2005)
- Sandunguera (Timba Records [Germany], 2005)
- Live From Camagüey (2009)
- Arrasando (2009)
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