Latino Rave
Latino Rave
Genres: House, techno, old school rave
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About Latino Rave
To promote the releases of both Deep Heat 1989 ~ Fight the Flame and Deep Heat 6 ~ The Sixth Sense, Telstar released Megamixes under the guise Latino Rave on 7" and 12" vinyl, and CD single, each featuring the biggest dance hits from each album. Latino Rave - Deep Heat '89 (12/89. #12. 11 wks) This Megamix consisted of original excerpts of the following tracks; Pump up the Jam by Technotronic; Stakker Humanoid by Stakker; A Day in the Life by Black Riot; Work it to the Bone by LNR, I Can Dance by Fast Eddie; Voodoo Ray by A Guy Called Gerald; Numero Uno by Starlight; Bango (To The Batmobile) by The Todd Terry Project; Brake 4 Love by Raze; Don't Scandalise Mine by Sugar Bear. Latino Rave - The Sixth Sense (03/90. #49. 2 wks) This release coincided with the release of Deep Heat ~ The Sixth Sense and consisted of excerpts of the following tracks; Get Up (Before The Night is Over) by Technotronic; The Magic Number by De La Soul; G'Ding G'Ding (Do You Wanna) by Anna G; Show 'M The Bass by MC Miker G; Eve Of The War by Project D; Moments in Love by 2 To The Power. A similar marketing ploy was successfully used on the next major Telstar Dance series Megabass.
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