Recoed Review - Hot Pepper - Canción Ritual,1978

As an eternal crate digger, it is a pleasure and a privilege to delve into the forgotten gems of the past, and one such gem that has resurfaced on my radar is the EP "Hot Pepper - Canción Ritual" from 1978. In the annals of music history, this EP stands as a testament to the extraordinary talents of José de Jesús Muñoz, famously known as "El Tilico," a Mexican musician and former drummer who once shared the stage with none other than the legendary José José. 

Muñoz, the creative force behind "Hot Pepper - Canción Ritual," not only lent his remarkable drumming skills but also graced the EP as the author of its lyrics and music. This EP, with its original 1978 pressing, is a rare and exquisite artefact of its time, resonating with the essence of disco's golden era. You can still pick the record up online, and it is quite a thing. 

Spanglish Movement with a Fiery Groove

Containing a total of four tracks as follows : 

• Deja Que El Mundo Sea Feliz Otra Vez (Let the World Be Happy Again)

• Camino Equivocado (Wrong Way)

• No Me Presiones (Don't Push Me)

• Canción Ritual (Ritual Song)

This EP stands still many years after as a testament to the spanglish movement that was making waves during the late seventies. Each track pulsates with a feverish intensity, providing listeners with a taste of the musical fusion that was captivating hearts and dancefloors alike. The essence of this EP can be best described as an amalgamation of groovy spice and hot, fiery energy - it truly lives up to its name, "Hot Pepper."

Expect a combination of percussion, synth, guitar, bass, and electrifying vocals, it's a musical orgy of epic proportions. The enchanting fusion of these elements results in an auditory journey that's impossible to resist.

The song "Canción Ritual is not merely a song; it's a vivid and unforgettable experience that captures the very spirit of disco.  As for the album cover it comes adorned with classic feeling from the 70s.  nothing short of iconic. The cover exudes an aura of coolness that encapsulates the essence of the era perfectly, making it a collector's delight.

In conclusion, "Hot Pepper - Canción Ritual" is a musical relic that deserves rediscovery and appreciation. It's a testament to the creative genius of José de Jesús Muñoz and the spirit of innovation that defined the late seventies. With its four tracks of unbridled intensity and the unforgettable "Canción Ritual" as its centrepiece, this EP stands as a spicy, groovy, and downright hot masterpiece in the annals of disco history.