...'trust all's well. "Tumba Y Quema' provided a very interesting listen, from the opening track, the chugging, bluesy "Ella, to the zouk-and-bachata-flavoured "Ahi E", and the punchy pop-sounding "Frio Martirio". My pick: the infectious flute-and-percussion driven "Son Maloso". I'll have fun with this. Thanks again... Sean Edwards, Power 102FM, Trinidad DAVID DELY & TUMBA Y QUEMA: SON MALOSO – 13 songs ranging from cumbia, porro, bullerengue, paseo vallenato, to son montuno, gahú, capoeira, conga and merengue, recorded by David Dely (lead and background vocals, guitar, bass, Native American flutes, percussion), Claudia Andrade (lead and background vocals), Shangó Dely (ethnic drums, percussion, Colombian gaita flute, background vocals), Márton Takács (didjeridoo, drum programming – he´s also the sound engineer of the recording and mixing), Bálint Kovács (solo and effect guitars), György Szappanos (bass), and Norbert Kovács (drums). There are also two guest musicians: Istvan Dely (congalegres), and Murad Abbas (trombone). David’s original paintings supply the framework and inspiration for Máté Jakab’s beautiful and stylish artwork. Mastered at Tam Tam Studio, produced by David Dely, coproduced by Shangó Dely, executive produced by Márton Takács, David Dely and Shangó Dely, published by Chamaleon Records, this album is most certainly a unique gem of the cultural globalization of our days and, more specifically, of a new COLOMBO-HUNGARIAN CONNECTION. About David Dely: Musician, composer, multi-instrumentalist, founder of Tumba y Quema. Since the beginning he has been distinguished by the unique stlyle of his composition and musical concepts. His experience, like his brother’s, starts within his family, in Millero Congo, as a percussionist and a specialist in traditional flutes. Later he would take part in several musical projects with many other musicians as well as folkloric, experimental and modern groups. Further more, he would also participate in mixed projects of theatre and musicalized audiovisuals. After moving to Hungary in the recent years, he is dedicated to compose, produce and play music for different types of productions and artists with divers styles both acoustic and electronic. www.tumbayquema.com About Shango Dely : Well-known Colombian percussionist, along his career he has participated in several projects. Among those, he has been a member of “La Provincia,” Carlos Vives’ band, Grammy award winner. He is also distinguished by his participation in the album “Shaman” of Carlos Santana. Shangó is also the musical producer and director of “Amame,” later, co-producer of “Talismán,” both musical releases of the re-known Colombian artist Leonor Dely, and both produced by KC Porter, famous multi-grammy award winning producer of Santana, Ricky Martín, Laura Pausini among others. Shangó with his brother mantain the spirit of Millero Congo, a heritage of their father, Istvan Dely, famous Hungarian percussionist. www.shangodely.org