Marca Chancho (CD-ROM, slipcase)

~ Release by Chancho en Piedra (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Annotation

First edition include slipcase.

Enhanced CD with video game, making of the album, photos, lyrics and links.

Recorded at Estudios del Sur, Santiago de Chile, in June 2000.
Mixed at West Lake Studios, West Hollywood, L.A., California.
Mastered at Capitol Records, Hollywood, L.A., California.
Edited at Estudios Clío, Santiago de Chile.

Matrix / Runout: LASER DISC - MID 11978 - 102/5695 -
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L701
Mould SID Code: IFPI 9HG0

Annotation last modified on 2023-12-30 21:00 UTC.

Tracklist

▼ Enhanced CD 1
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1Popular condimento
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Popular condimento
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
0:31
2Buenos días a todos
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Buenos días a todos
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
5:15
3Eligiendo una reina
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Eligiendo una reina
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
4:06
4Lophophora
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Lophophora
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
2:22
5Historias de amor y condón
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Historias de amor y condón
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
4:48
6Kiltro virtual
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Kiltro virtual
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
3:38
7Quiero comer...
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Quiero comer...
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
0:09
8El curanto
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
El curanto
writer and composer:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band) and Raúl de Ramón (Raúl de Ramón García del Postigo; Chilean folk composer (1929 - 1984). Founder of "Los de Ramón" with his wife Maria Eugenia Silva in the late 50s.)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
4:28
9Mampato
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [African]:
Fritz Demuth (member of La Floripondio) and Juan Gronemeyer (Chilean drummer and percussionist)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Mampato
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
6:40
10Brocacochi
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
keyboard:
Claudio Nervi (member of Matahari)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Brocacochi
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
2:42
11Los huilles
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Los huilles
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
0:26
12Hermanos marranos
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Hermanos marranos
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
3:17
13El día en que los gatos hicieron las paces con los ratones
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
keyboard:
Keno "Fingaman" Valenzuela (member of Gondwana)
percussion [Hallucinogenic]:
Don Chico (Dago Emiliano Pérez Videla; Chilean percussionist, songwriter, musician and reggae & hip-hop artist. Lead vocals in the band "La Banda de Don Chico", that formed he with others after leaving the chilean reggae band Gondwana. He has also worked with the)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
El día en que los gatos hicieron las paces con los ratones
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
3:28
14Me vuelvo mono
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Me vuelvo mono
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
4:00
15Patá en la raja
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
Patá en la raja
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
4.51:53
16El durazno y el melón
recording engineer and mixer:
Gonzalo González (engineer)
producer:
BiD (Brazilian producer, songwriter & musician Eduardo Bidlovski) and Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
assistant mixer:
César Ramírez (editor/engineer)
bass:
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
drums (drum set) and choir vocals:
Toño (Leonardo Antonio Corvalán Morales; Chilean drummer, well known for his work in Chancho En Piedra. Born: February 1, 1974.)
guitar:
K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
percussion [Latin]:
Cristian "Richlowski" Moraga (Los Angeles-based percussionist originally from Santiago, Chile)
trombone:
Héctor "Parkímetro" Briceño (Héctor Briceño; Chilean trombone (b.1953, orchestra TV & film player and a musician as well)
trumpet:
Manuel Muñoz (Chilean trumpet player, settled in Spain in the 70s-80s)
vocal:
Dalai Lalo (Chilean funk singer, founder of Chancho en Piedra), Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile) and K.V.Zon (aka. Pablo Ilabaca)
arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
recording of:
El durazno y el melón
writer, composer and arranger:
Chancho en Piedra (Chilean funk rock band)
4:02

Credits

Release

executive producer:Leo García
Gonzalo González (engineer)
mastering:Mark Chalecki (mastering engineer)
design and artwork:Guayi
Felipe Ilabaca (Felo Ilabaca; singer, bassist and guitarist from Chile)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/6589960 [info]