La Protesta – 1971 Rico RLP 701 VG+ Salsa Guaguanco Rare OG Latin LP – CleanCopy
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Description
Original 1971 U.S. pressing of La Protesta on Rico Records (RLP 701), a standout Latin LP blending salsa dura, bolero, and Afro-Caribbean guaguancó. Fronted by Jose Mangual Jr. and Nestor Sanchez on vocals, with arrangements by Tony Pabón and Ken Gomez, this record captures the socially charged energy of New York's early '70s Nuyorican movement.
This is a deep, rootsy, and funky political salsa LP that rarely turns up in clean condition. From the fiery descarga of Meneala to the soulful groove of Yo Te Comprendo, this album delivers both power and poetic protest. No stereo marking on the sleeve, but "Stereo" appears in the runout.
Essential for collectors of early '70s Latin jazz, salsa brava, and rare groove Latin vinyl.
Tracks:
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Meneala
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Nana Sere
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Bandera
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Yo Te Comprendo
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Afro Criollo
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Coje Tumbao
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No Hay Tal Cosa
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California My Way
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San Miguel
Details:
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Artist: La Protesta
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Album: La Protesta
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Label: Rico Records
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Catalog #: RLP 701 (Original U.S. pressing)
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Format: 12” Vinyl LP
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Year: 1971
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Country: USA
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Genre: Latin
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Style: Salsa, Bolero, Guaguancó
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Vinyl Condition: VG+ (minor scuffs only, glossy, see photos)
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Cover Condition: VG+ (vibrant, light wear, no major flaws)
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Extras: Stored in a poly sleeve
Shipping Info:
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Ships in a secure LP mailer
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USPS Media Mail (U.S.) or Priority upgrade available
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Combined shipping for multiple purchases
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Tracking included
Notes:
Comes from a private collection of rare salsa, Fania-era, and politically conscious Latin vinyl. Stored upright in a climate-controlled, smoke-free environment.
If you're digging for hidden gems from Rico, Tico, Vaya, Fania, or obscure Latin protest/fusion projects—reach out. I may have more titles not yet listed.
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