Esto Es Lo Que Quiero (Parte I) / Esto Es Lo Que Quiero (Parte 2)

Released in 1978 on the Interdisc label, this record represents a niche but spirited entry in the Latin disco and funk fusion movement of the late 1970s. During this era, artists across Latin America and the Caribbean were frequently adapting international disco tropes and production styles, often blending them with local vocal sensibilities to create dance-floor-ready material. The release, cataloged as 5008, serves as a artifact of the regional experimentation that characterized Interdisc’s output during its active years.

The production behind Nicky & The Magnificents is emblematic of the session-led musical projects common to the late seventies, where studio ensembles often formed to capitalize on the burgeoning popularity of club music. While specific design credits for the sleeve art remain obscure, the aesthetic follows the standard minimal graphic identity often employed by independent labels to maximize cost-efficiency while highlighting the track titles. The record is primarily remembered today by collectors of regional funk and disco, who prize it for its authentic, unpolished period sound.