TROPICO - The Music Soundtrack

The original soundtrack for the hit game TROPICO. Winner of the Outstanding Achievement in Original Music Composition by The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences. 

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1. LOS PARRANDEROS

Written by D. Indart

Produced and Arranged by Daniel Indart

Vocals: Daniel Indart

Trumpet: Enzo Villaparedes

Sax: Robert Incelli

Percussion: Kevin Ricard

Bass: Jamie Glaser

2. COCO Y RON

Written and Produced by Daniel Indart

Arranged by Jesus A. Pérez

Vocals: Daniel Indart

Trumpet: Armando Delfin

Percussion: Eugenio Osorio

Piano, Flute, Trés, Maracas, Guiro: Jesus A. Pérez

Accordion: Joaquin Rodriguez

Organ: Danny Osuna

3.EL BESITO

Written by Ruben Morejón

Produced by Daniel Indart and Jesus A. Pérez

Arranged by Jesus A. Pérez and Los Corales

Lead Vocals: Narciso Garcia Gonzalez

Vocals: Narciso Garcia, Oscar Luis Morejon

Guitars: Narciso Garcia and Oscar Luis Morejon

Percussion: Eugenio Osorio

Piano, Flute, Trés, Maracas, Guiro: Jesus A. Pérez

Bass: Lázaro Leiva

4. NEGRA MACUMBE

Written by Luis Carlos Campillo

Produced by Daniel Indart

Arranged by Lucho Campillo

Lead Vocals: Daniel León

Vocals: Delfo Ballestas & Neil Benitez

Guiro & Guache: Delfo Ballestas

Percussion: Neil Benitez

Bass: Francisco Garcia

Accordion: Lucho Campillo

5. YO TE AMO ASI

Written by Jesus Alejandro Pérez

Produced by Daniel Indart and Jesus A. Pérez

Lead Vocal: Jesus A. Pérez

Vocals: Jesus A. Pérez and Eugenio Osorio

Percussion: Eugenio Osorio

Piano, Flute, Trés, Maracas, Guiro: Jesus A. Pérez

Trumpet: Oscar Martinez

Bass: Lázaro Leiva

6. LEJOS DE MI TIERRA

Written Narciso Garcia Gonzalez

Produced by Daniel Indart and Jesus A. Pérez

Arranged by Los Corales

Lead Vocals: Narciso Garcia Gonzalez

Vocals: Narciso Garcia, Oscar Luis Morejon

Guitars: Narciso Garcia and Oscar Luis Morejon

Percussion: Eugenio Osorio

Piano, Flute, Trés, Maracas, Guiro: Jesus A. Pérez

Bass: Lázaro Leiva

7. HUEPA, HUEPA

Written by Luis Carlos Campillo

Produced by Daniel Indart

Arranged by Lucho Campillo

Lead Vocals: Daniel León

Vocals: Delfo Ballestas & Neil Benitez

Guiro & Guache: Delfo Ballestas

Guitars: Danny Osuna

Percussion: Neil Benitez

Bass: Andrés Arana

Accordion: Lucho Campillo

8. EN BRAZOS DE MI TIERRA

Written and Arranged by Jesus A. Pérez

Produced by Daniel Indart and Jesus A. Pérez

Trumpet: Armando Delfin

Vocals: Barbara Ruíz, Jesus A. Pérez, Eugenio Osorio

Percussion: Eugenio Osorio

Piano, Flute, Trés, Maracas, Guiro: Jesus A. Pérez

Accordion: Joaquin Rodriguez

9. EL ENCUENTRO

Written, Arranged and Produced by Daniel Indart

Guitars, Keyboards & Percussion: Daniel Indart

10. AMANECER

Written and by Produced Sara Traina

Arranged by Dan Walker

Guitars, Trés & Percussion: Daniel Indart

11. CAFE

Written and Produced by Daniel Indart

Arranged by Daniel Indart & Dan Walker

Guitars: Daniel Indart

Percussion: Omar Viloria

Accordion: Lucho Campillo

12. EN LA PALMA DE TU MANO

Written by Daniel Indart

Produced by Daniel Indart and Jesús A. Pérez

Arranged by Jesús A. Pérez

Lead Vocals and Guitar: Daniel Indart

Piano, Elect.Bass: Jesús A. Pérez

Percussion: Papo Rodriguez

Flugelhorn: Charlie Biggs

Sax Solo & Flutes: Mike Turré

Additional guitars: Jamie Glaser

13. COMO TE GUSTA

Written by J.A. Pérez and Daniel Indart

Produced by Daniel Indart and Jesus A. Pérez

Arranged by Jesus A. Pérez

Vocals: Jesus A. Pérez & Eugenio Osorio

Piano, Flute, Trés, Maracas, Guiro: Jesus A. Pérez

Bass: Lázaro Leiva

Percussion: Eugionio Osorio

Trumpet: Oscar Martínez

The new PC game, Tropico, gets much of its flavor from a hot Latin music soundtrack.

Authentic Latin sounds add spice to the Tropico experience.

Tarzana, California—May 8, 2001—Tropico’s 3D graphics and multi-layered challenges are bound to win new players and add to the popularity of simulation games, but so will Tropico’s music  Check out what some of the top critics are already saying:

“If you don’t start dancing while playing Tropico, one must seriously have no beat.  PopTop Software has aligned a beautifully assembled score of “Caribbean Folk.”  It matches the aura Tropico emits and really brings the island to life without any repetition.  PopTop Software has deftly captured the emotion surrounding Tropico and installed it into a great soundtrack.”  Kevin “Exodus” Weinberg of www.pcparadox.com

“The music deserves a separate paragraph.  As I progressed through the game, I found myself nodding along with the rhythm, without even noticing it!  Kudos to Daniel Indart, the person responsible for the game’s soundtrack, for such an amazing job”  GAME ADDICTS MAGAZINE www.gameaddicts.net

The game takes its music cues from 14 original Latin songs produced and directed by renowned producer/songwriter, Daniel Indart.  The lively offering of Caribbean rhythms and flavors incorporates beautiful melodies, dance beats and spicy lyrics and features leading Latin artists/songwriters, including Daniel Indart himself.  The production exhibits a highly sophisticated, pristine quality, while preserving its fresh, Caribbean street like feel.

The soundtrack album will be available for sale at Lmsrecords.com after its release May 15, 2001.

About Daniel Indart

As President of Indart Music and Sound Productions, Indart has distinguished himself in the field of commercial advertising music and sound by producing award-winning pieces for Fortune 500 entities such as AT&T, Coors Brewing Co., Procter & Gamble, Disney, Bank of America, McDonald’s, Toyota and many others.  In recognition of musical excellence, he has received countless awards, including the Belding, Sunny Achievement, Se Habla Español Communications and Telly Awards. 

In 1997, Indart created Latin Music Specialists(LMS) and Indart Music Publishing, to produce songs and music for feature films, television and records requiring authentic Latin music.  Since its inception, LMS has enjoyed great success with its music appearing in motion pictures such as “Folks”, “Trust Me”, “Dance With Me”, “Three  To  Tango”  (Warner Bros.);  “Mambo Cafe”  (Kursher-Locke); “The Bachelor” (New Line Cinema); Showtime’s “God’s Favorite (Noriega)” and “Way of the Gun” (Artisan Ent. Group); “Inconvenienced” (Trimark Pictures); as well as television series such as A&E’s Biography, “Jack and Jill” (WB TV Network) and “Resurrection Boulevard” (Showtime). Indart has also recently composed the main theme for Telemundo’s national television network’s new daily morning show, “Esta Mañana”, which began airing September 25th, 2000.

For more information, go to Lmsrecords.com