Mambolya 4 (60) | Audio Network UK

One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 8 mixes of this track.

Mambolya2540/3
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesSlinky & upbeat Latin groove with piano, percussion & brass

3:21166 BPM
Mambolya 22540/21
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesPercussion & piano Latin groove. Builds with brass, no solos

1:40166 BPM
Mambolya 3 (60)2540/22
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesSlinky & upbeat Latin groove with piano, percussion & brass

1:00166 BPM
Mambolya 4 (60)2540/23
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesSlinky Latin groove with piano, percussion & brass. Alt mix

1:00166 BPM
Mambolya 5 (30)2540/24
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesSlinky & upbeat Latin groove with piano, percussion & brass

0:30166 BPM
Mambolya 6 (Sting)2540/25
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesUnison upbeat Latin band sting

0:07166 BPM
Mambolya 7 (Sting)2540/26
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesShort Latin band hits sting

0:04166 BPM
Mambolya 8 (Sting)2540/27
John Altman (PRS)
8 mixesLatin band flurry sting

0:03166 BPM

Key: Am
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 166 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: Mambo is a Latin dance of Cuba. Mambo was invented during the 1930s by the native Cuban musician and composer Arsenio Rodríguez, developed in Havana by Cachao and made popular by Dámaso Pérez Prado and Benny Moré.