This 1973 album on Infopesa is a foundational text of Peruvian cumbia, showcasing Los Mirlos' signature blend of traditional rhythms and psychedelic influences. It remains one of their most iconic and sought-after releases.
- "El sonido selvático" was recorded and released by Infopesa, a label that became synonymous with the early Peruvian cumbia boom.
- The album features the hit single "La Danza de los Mirlos," which became a staple of the cumbia repertoire across Latin America.
- While Los Mirlos would continue to evolve, this record cemented their reputation for infectious, danceable tracks with a distinctive tropical flavor.
Los Mirlos are a Peruvian cumbia band formed in the 1960s, best known for pioneering the "Amazonian cumbia" sound. By 1973, they were a well-established act within Peru's burgeoning cumbia scene, though "El sonido selvático" marked a notable shift in their approach.
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