The Afro-Latin connections of Venezuela's coastal region meet London based producers Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel, for the 3rd edition of their latest musical venture: Electropical. Jorge travels to Bolivar Film Studios - Caracas / Venezuela for a 2 days musical experimentation & recordings, accompanied by some of the heaviest players in town, including no other than Mr Spiteri himself, J Pulia Liendo (Ex Pianist of Dimension Latina), and the emblematic Afro-Latin Drum ensemble: Grupo Madera, (between others) for the making of the tunes: "San Juan & Electropical". As a perfect complement for the A side of this record, the studio work gets continued back in London at Imagenes Recordings batcave, for the making of the Afro-Funky-Jazz conveyor of: "Spacial Paradise" plus an updated mix of their classic rework of "Sexmachina". Musicians & collaborators of this project (without specific order): Jorge Spiteri (Bass B1), Grupo Madera (Drum Ensemble): Noel Marquez, Jose Urbina, Arnaldo Garcia, Remigio Piñate (B1, B2) Matheus Nova (Bass & Chorus A1, A2) Juan Pulia Liendo (Keys B1) Marcelo Andrade (Sax A1) Raphael Defilno (Drums & Chorus A1), Paul Batik (Trumpet A2), Emeris Solis (Percussion A1) James Rod (Guitar A1) Juan Laya (Drums & Percussion A2) Jorge Montiel (Chorus & Programming) Jose Urbina (Lead Vox B1) James Stuart (Strings B1) Elio Torres (Double Bass B1) Sean Douglas (Clav A1) JP Sancho (Synth B2). Recording assistant (Venezuela): Leonardo Giron. Artwork: "Cacao" by Pedro Centeno Vallenilla (Aragua / Venezuela -1961) Produced, arranged & directed by Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel.