Maype. These versions are almost identical to the recording of "Mambolandia" by Julio Gutiérrez. The Panamaian band Máximo Rodríguez y sus Estrellas Panameñas recorded "Chanchullo" under the title "Mambología" for their album Felicidad y bogaloo. Colombian band Séptimo Sentido recorded "Mambología" in 2003 and credited it to Máximo Rodríguez. Tito Puente recorded "Chanchullo" in 1959, and in 1963 he built on the tune's introduction to compose "Oye cómo va". As shown in the documentary Cachao: Uno más, when asked whether he would sue for his rightful share of the royalties, the notoriously humble Cachao shrugged and said: "You know how kids are". On August 4, 1990, Cachao joined Tito Puente on stage for a performance of "Oye cómo va" as part of the Atlanta Jazz Festival. Before the performance, Puente introduced Cachao by saying: "This gentleman is responsible for all the music we play". Track listing Personnel Antonio Arcaño – leader Israel "Cachao" López – musical director, bass Eulogio Ortiz – flute, soloist Orestes López – piano Ernesto Duarte – producer Cover versions Discogs and Allmusic list cover versions by several performers: Tito Puente, on the album Mucho Cha-Cha (1959) Gilberto Cruz, on the album Chanchullo (1971) Típica '73, on the album Charangueando con la Típica 73 (1980) Fania All-Stars, on the album Greatest Hits (1992) Olavo Alén Rodríguez Son Ensemble Nos Naranjos, on the album From Afrocuban Music to Salsa (1999) Rubén González, on the album Chanchullo (2000) Joaquín J. Oliveros, on the album De Bala (2000) Somos Amigos, on the album Imagínate Cuba (2005) Charanga Tropical on the album Live! (2006) Buena Vista Social Club, on the album At Carnegie Hall (2008) Cuba Jazz Millennium All Stars, on the album Tributo a Arsenio, Chano Pozo y los Clásicos (2008) Al De Lory, on the album Hot Gandinga (2009) References External links Cuban songs Danzón 1957 songs 1957 singles Compositions by Cachao