Review by Ed Jennings

Trío Los Nativos' album Victoria La Guitarra is a delightful collection of traditional Latin American folk songs. The trio, consisting of guitarists Carlos Ocampo, Luis Barrios, and bassist Jose Luis Rivas, expertly blend their talents to create a rich and vibrant sound.

The album opens with "El Cóndor Pasa," a classic Peruvian tune that has been covered by countless artists over the years. Trío Los Nativos infuse the song with their own unique style, adding intricate guitar work and a lively rhythm.

Other highlights of the album include "La Llorona," a haunting Mexican ballad about a weeping woman who haunts the riverbanks, and "La Bamba," a festive song that invites listeners to dance and celebrate.

Throughout the album, the trio demonstrates their technical prowess and deep understanding of the musical traditions they are drawing from. The result is a beautiful and engaging album that will appeal to fans of Latin American music and guitar enthusiasts alike.

Summary by Ed Jennings

Victoria La Guitarra is a testament to Trío Los Nativos' skill and passion for their craft. It is a must-listen for anyone interested in the rich musical traditions of Latin America.