One of Ismael Miranda's avant-garde efforts, the vocalist (with the assistance of Jorge Millet and a big band setup) throws in everything but the kitchen sink for the sake of excitement. A rabid guaguancó (the title song), three intricate, fast-paced boleros, a ballad ("Como Mi Pueblo," composed by Wilkins) are just part of the aggressiveness of the production. Underrated in its time, but compellingly brutal, just like most of Jorge Millet's oeuvre. ~ José A. Estévez, Jr., All Music Guide
No Voy Al Festival
01/01/1977
All Music Guide Review
No Voy Al Festival Track Listing
Credits of No Voy Al Festival
- Raymond Maldonado
- Trumpet
- Nicky Marrero
- Drums, Timbales
- Luis "Perico" Ortíz
- Trumpet
- Barry Rogers
- Trombone
- Pablo Rosario
- Percussion
- Adalberto Santiago
- Vocals, Choir, Chorus, Vocals (Background)
- Hector "Bomberito" Zarzuela
- Trumpet
- Jorge Millet
- Piano, Director, Musical Director, Keyboards, Arranger, Conductor
- Leopoldo Pineda
- Trombone
- Lee Marshall
- Photography
- Frankie Rodriguez
- Bongos, Conga
- Harry Viggiano
- Guitar
- Julio Romero
- Bass
- Elliot Sachs
- Art Direction
- Aurora Flores
- Liner Notes
- Larry Moser
- Trumpet
- Louise Hilton
- Graphic Design
- Ismael Miranda
- Vocals, Producer, Main Performer
- Jon Fausty
- Engineer, Remastering
- Oscar Hernandez
- Piano
- Ismael Quintana
- Percussion, Choir, Chorus, Vocals (Background), Vocals
- Renaldo Jorge
- Trombone
- Ron Levine
- Design
- Rubén Blades
- Vocals, Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus
- Ronnie Cuber
- Sax (Baritone)












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