Here's two albums from a group called El Empuje. They are from Argentina. I like this style of upbeat and techno-type cumbia.








EL EMPUJE - 2008 Cóctel de grande

01. Pito chiquitito (con marcela baños)
02. Como le cuento (con mario luis)
03. La miradita (con sebastián mendoza)
04. Descalza en la arena (con mezgaya)
05. Besos de fuego (con oscar ex sexteto)
06. Te amo en silencio (con los avila)
07. Hasta el amanecer (con los leales)
08. Super poderosa (con la re pandilla)
09. Pa' la gilada (con el traiko)
10. La amamos los dos (con el polaco)
11. Me estoy enamorando (con dario)
12. Contale cocodrilo (con la liga)
13. Carita pintada (con sensacion real)
14. Te quiero demasiado (con almendrado)
15. No te borres
16. Oigan todos
17. Pito chiquitito rmx (con marcela baños)
18. Pa' la gilada rmx (con el traiko)

http://rapidshare.com/files/299142461/El_Empuje...Coctel_de_Grandes__2008_.rar





01 - EL SERRUCHO
02 - LA DEL PLAN
03 - MIRA QUE BORRACHO QUE ESTOY
04 - LAMENTO DE UN NIÑO
05 - EL CUIDA
06 - QUE GANADOR
07 - LA FIESTERA
08 - EL MANDAMAS
09 - CABALLO VIEJO
10 - ASI ES (EL EMPUJE ADUO EXPLOSION TROPICAL)


http://rapidshare.com/files/299120551/El_Empuje_-_No_Hay_Mas_Vacante__2008_.rar

What is your favorite type of cumbia?

I've always been fascinated with Cumbia music and the various different forms. It amazes me how vastly contrasting cumbia music can be based on your region and or location. What is your favorite type of cumbia? Do you like the more traditional Colombia-style cumbia called vallenato (which literally means "born in the valley"). This type incorporates the flute, accordion and more distinctly an instrument called a guacharaca( named after the type of bird the sound is trying to emulate). What about the rapidly growing sub-genre called Regio or cumbia lagunera, which includes the likes of Sabor Kolombia, Los Capi, Chicos de Barrio. This type of cumbia is much more fast paced and not for the faint of heart. It is considered Mexican Cumiba which includes more instruments (such as the trombone, trumpet) than the traditional Colombian cumbia. Regardless of which sub genre of cumbia you enjoy, cumbia is a popular music style that all can enjoy listening to and if you dare, express yourself by actually dancing to it. There are also many forms of cumbia dance depending on your region, but we'll leave that topic for another time.