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1	Tema de la Orquesta Composed By – José Pérez FigueraTrombone, Soloist – Cesar PérezTrumpet, Soloist – José "Cheo" Rodriguez	1:25
2	Cu Tu Gu Ru Baritone Saxophone, Soloist – Julio Flores Composed By – Castro-DavisLead Vocals – Carlos Daniel PalaciosPiano, Soloist – Pablo OrtizTrumpet, Soloist – José "Cheo" Rodriguez	5:18
3	Te Caigo A Tiros Composed By – Manolo MonterreyLead Vocals – Arturo GuaramatoPiano, Soloist – Pablo Ortiz	4:03
4	Quisiera Yo Composed By – Jesús CamacaroLead Vocals – Carlos Daniel PalaciosPiano, Soloist – Pablo Ortiz	4:07
5	Mambo La Roca Composed By – Mirta SánchezPiano, Soloist – Pablo OrtizTimbales, Soloist – Alberto Naranjo	2:57
6	Vamos a Beber Composed By – Néstor BritoLead Vocals – Carlos SpósitoPiano, Soloist – Pablo Ortiz	3:49
7	La Jaiba y El Cangrejito Lead Vocals – Javier PlazaTrombone, Soloist – Cesar PérezWritten By – A. Rodríguez, R.García	3:49
8	Dulce y Picante Composed By – Luis Alfonzo LarrainFlute, Soloist – José Antonio NaranjoTrumpet, Soloist – José "Cheo" Rodriguez	4:36
9	En un Mercado Persa Composed By – Albert W. KetelbeySopranino Saxophone, Soloist – Julio Flores	4:14
Merengues Venezolanos	(5:01)
10a	Métele De Ancho Composed By – Luis Alfonzo LarrainVocals – Juan José Capella
10b	Esta es Venezuela Composed By – Cesar Viera*Vocals – Carlos Spósito
10c	Un Cigarrillo Composed By – Juan Ramón BarriosVocals – Arturo Guaramato
11	Congo Blues Alto Saxophone, Soloist – Julio Flores Composed By – Eduardo CabreraPiano, Soloist – Pablo OrtizTenor Saxophone, Soloist – Jorge RiveraTimbales, Soloist – Alberto NaranjoTrombone, Soloist – Cesar Pérez	6:29
Potpurri Vocals – Arturo Guaramato, Carlos Daniel Palacios, Carlos Spósito, Juan José Capella	(10:25)
12a	Quisiera Composed By – Luis Alfonzo Larrain
12b	Maracaibo Composed By – Jesús Sanoja Rivero*
12c	No Me Sigas Mirando Composed By – Luis Alfonzo Larrain
12d	Alardoso Composed By – Enrique Jorrín
12e	Anna Composed By – Franco*, Vatro*
12f	La Pelota Composed By – Manolo Monterrey
12g	Narración Composed By – Pancho "Pepe" Cróquer
12h	Take Me Out To The Ball Game Composed By – Albert Von Tilzer, Jack Norworth
13	Amándonos Composed By – Luis Alfonzo LarrainVocals – Elisa Soteldo, Graciela Naranjo	2:27
Surco Extra = Bonus Track Orchestra – Luis Alfonzo Larrain Y Su OrquestaVocals – Celia Cruz, Luisin Landaez, Tony Camargo	(13:28)
14a	Comparsa Barracón Composed By – Bebo Valdes*
14b	Chin, Chin, Chiribín Composed By – Delia Arias
14c	El Macho Arranged By – Anibal Abreu
14d	Kikirindongo Composed By – Néstor Brito
14e	Tema de la Orquesta Composed By – José Pérez Figuera

Credits

• Acoustic Bass – Alvaro Alvarez (tracks: 14e), Antonio Ramos (tracks: 14a, 14b), Enrique Hernandez (tracks: 14c - 14d), Jorge Del Pino (tracks: 1 - 13)
• Arranged By, Directed By, Drums, Timbales – Alberto Naranjo (tracks: 1 - 13)
• Bass Trombone – Antonio Ponte (tracks: 1 - 13), Oscar Mendoza (tracks: 1 - 13)
• Bongos – Alfonso Contramaestre (tracks: 14a, 14b), Francisco Segovia (tracks: 14c - 14d)
• Bongos, Percussion – Antonio Rondón (tracks: 1 -13)
• Co-producer – Federico Pacanins, Jesus Maria Corral, José Amable Frómeta
• Congas – Gerardo Rosales (tracks: 1 - 13), Jose Rojas (tracks: 14c - 14d), Pedro G. Jeanton (tracks: 14a, 14b)
• Drums – Frank Hernandez (tracks: 14e), George Lister (tracks: 14c - 14d)
• Executive Producer – Roberto Obeso
• Flute, Guest – José Antonio Naranjo
• Graphics – José Manuel De Freitas
• Guest, Vocals – Elisa Soteldo (tracks: 13), Graciela Naranjo (tracks: 13)
• Musical Assistance – Adela Altuve, Rosalba León
• Percussion, Guest – Alexander Livinalli (tracks: 10)
• Piano – Pablo Ortiz (tracks: 1-13), René Urbino (tracks: 14c - 14d)
• Piano, Orchestrated By – Willy Perez (tracks: 14e)
• Saxophone – Antonio Castillo (tracks: 14e), Bautista Vivas Chacón (tracks: 1 - 13), César Viera (tracks: 14c - 14d), Efrain Leal (tracks: 14a, 14b), Enrique Palau (tracks: 14c - 14d), Evencio Villamizar (tracks: 1 - 13), Fidel Fernandez (tracks: 14e), Germán Muñoz (tracks: 14c - 14d), Horacio Mogollón (tracks: 1 - 13), Jesús Camacaro (tracks: 14a, 14b), Jorge Rivera (tracks: 11), Joseph Kast (tracks: 14c - 14d), José Gay (tracks: 14e), Juan B. Carreño (tracks: 14e), Julio César Chacón (tracks: 14e), Julio Flores (tracks: 1 - 13), Luis Moros (tracks: 14a, 14b), Manuel Ramos (tracks: 14a, 14b), Rafael Albornoz (tracks: 14c - 14d)
• Trombone – Filiberto Meléndez (tracks: 14e), Gilberto Betancourt (tracks: 1 - 13), Leopoldo "Pucho" Escalante (tracks: 14c - 14d), Marcos Ramos (tracks: 14a, 14b)
• Trombone, Leader – Cesar Pérez (tracks: 1 - 13)
• Trumpet – Cecilio Comprés (tracks: 14a, 14b), Daniel Perez (tracks: 14e), Figueredo Zerpa (tracks: 1 - 13), José Díaz Fuentes (tracks: 14e), Juan S. Díaz (tracks: 14c - 14d), Luis Escalante (tracks: 14c - 14d), Manolo Pérez (tracks: 14e), Nelson Contreras (tracks: 1 - 13), Ovidio Palaviccini (tracks: 14a, 14b), Pablo Armitano (tracks: 14a, 14b), Pedro Chaparro* (tracks: 14c - 14d), Rafael Velásquez (tracks: 14c - 14d), Ramon Flores (tracks: 14e)
• Trumpet, Cornet, Leader – Agustín Valdéz (tracks: 11)
• Trumpet, Flugelhorn – José "Cheo" Rodriguez (tracks: 11, 13)

Notes

"Dulce y Picante" is a tribute to Luis Alfonzo Larrain, best known in his motherland, Venezuela, as "The Wizard of Dancing Music", who with his orchestra gave emotions to ballrooms during the 40 and 50 decades of 20th Century.
In this job, Alberto Naranjo grouped the best Venezuelan musicians available, for recording this homage under his own point of view and bringing an elaborated orchestration to the Larrain's repertoire.