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Locomotora = Locomotion / Saltando El Palo De La Escoba = Let's Jump The Broomstick

Jackie (75), El Lew Cuarteto

Artist
Jackie (75), El Lew Cuarteto
Label
Music Hall
Catalog number
30.897
Format
7" · 33 ⅓ RPM · Single · Promo
Country
Argentina
Genre
Rock
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Locomotora = Locomotion / Saltando El Palo De La Escoba = Let's Jump The Broomstick has 2 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. ALocomotora = Locomotion
    Adapted By
    Billy Barberis
    Written-By
    Bobby Weinstein, Teddy Randazzo
  2. BSaltando El Palo De La Escoba = Let's Jump The Broomstick
    Written-By
    Charles Robins
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Released by the Argentine label Music Hall in the mid-1960s, this single features Jackie (75) and El Lew Cuarteto performing Spanish-language adaptations of international pop hits. The record reflects the vibrant 'Nueva Ola' movement in Argentina, a cultural period characterized by the local interpretation of British and American rock and roll and beat music, aimed at a burgeoning youth audience eager for modern global sounds.

The tracks, 'Locomotora' and 'Saltando El Palo De La Escoba,' are stylistically representative of the era's lighthearted pop arrangements, prioritizing danceable rhythms and accessible melodies. While the specific personnel behind the arrangement were part of the Music Hall house roster, the production style was intentionally crafted to emulate the energetic, guitar-driven aesthetic that defined the teenage radio airplay of the time, serving as a snapshot of how mid-century popular culture was translated for Latin American listeners.

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