Various Artists - DEMOLER! DEMOLER! DEMOLER! (2024)

Rebeca Llave was a teenager when she took her first job in the music industry, scouting for new talent for Distribuidora Peruana Sudamericana, a record label and distributor based in Lima, Perú. It wasn’t long before her commitment and good ear for music that appealed to the youth was noticed by her boss, who offered Llave the chance to run her own label. The result was Disperú (short for “Discos Perú”), a label that gave emergent bands the chance to record for the first time. Capturing the wild proto-punk of artists such as Los Saicos and Jean-Paul “El Troglodita,” as well as lesser-known gems such as the Hitchcock-inspired “Psicosis” and the brass-heavy (undoubtedly a nod to Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass) “Vírgenes Del Sol,” Llave promoted and preserved the unique sound of Peruvian rock n’ roll from the mid to late sixties. Demoler! Demoler! Demoler! speaks to her legacy as a tastemaker ahead of the curve.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Los Saicos - Demolición (2:55)
1.02 - Jean Paul "El Troglodita" - Tema del Troglodita (3:24)
1.03 - Gloria Travesi y sus Hijos Cantan - Pobre Adán (2:01)
1.04 - Los 4 Brillantes - Vuelve A Mi Barquita (3:05)
1.05 - Claudio Fabri - Fiesta de Verano (2:16)
1.06 - Los Saicos - Te Amo (Instrumental) (2:35)
1.07 - Golden Boys - No Resisto Más (3:49)
1.08 - Los Peruvian Brass - Vírgenes del sol (2:47)
1.09 - Chano Scotty y su Combo Latino - Prende la Vela (2:27)
1.10 - Los Big Ben - Psicosis (2:14)
1.11 - Tono y sus Sicodelicos - Mr. Boogaloo (2:43)
1.12 - Los Guajiros Del Ritmo - El Fresco (2:46)
1.13 - Alicia Estrada y su Orquesta - Yolanda (3:03)
1.14 - Tono y sus Sicodelicos - El Guayacol (2:22)