Review by Alan Stuckey

El Órgano Que Habla, the latest album from Lucho Muñoz, is a stunning display of the artist's virtuosity on the organ. The album features a mix of traditional and contemporary Latin American music, with Muñoz's skillful playing bringing each piece to life.

Listeners will be immediately drawn in by the opening track, "La Cumbia del Sol," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its infectious rhythm and catchy melody. From there, Muñoz takes listeners on a journey through a range of styles and moods, from the upbeat "El Sabor de la Salsa" to the hauntingly beautiful "El Lamento de la Selva."

Throughout the album, Muñoz's playing is both technically impressive and emotionally evocative. He has a gift for imbuing each note with feeling, whether he's playing a lively dance tune or a mournful ballad. His use of different organ sounds and textures adds depth and variety to the music, making each piece a unique listening experience.

Summary by Alan Stuckey

El Órgano Que Habla is a masterful album that showcases Lucho Muñoz's exceptional talent and artistry. Fans of Latin American music and organ music alike will find much to enjoy here, and the album is sure to be a standout in Muñoz's discography.