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-	'''''El Baile Alemán''''' is a [[2000]] album by [[Señor Coconut Y Su Conjunto]] ([[Uwe Schmidt]]). It is an album of [[Kraftwerk]] covers done in a [[Latin American music|Latin American]] style.	+
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-	Although mostly note-for-note covers, some tracks add embelishments such as "cha-cha-chas". On the song "Autobahn" the radio transmission is from Latin Radio dial tuning.	+
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-	The song "Home Computer" also has some lyrics from "It's More fun to Compute" from the album ''[[Computer World]]''.	+
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-	"Tour de France" was released as a remixed single, the release also including vocal and instrumental cover versions of "Expo 2000", which are not included on the album.	+
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-	Removed from later pressings of the album (by request of the composers) was a version of Radioactivity which had appeared as the second track on the initial pressing of the album. A spoken 'Introduction' track was added ahead of the original album opener Showroom Dummies.	+
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-	==Track listing==	+
-	# "Introduction" (Senor Coconut y su Conjunto) - 1:15	+
-	# "[[Showroom Dummies]]" ([[Ralf Hütter|Hütter]]) - 5:29	+
-	# "[[Trans-Europe Express (song)|Trans-Europe Express]]" ([[Ralf Hütter|Hütter]]/[[Emil Schult|Schult]]) - 5:59	+
-	# "[[The Robots]]" ([[Karl Bartos|Bartos]]/[[Ralf Hütter|Hütter]]/[[Florian Schneider|Schneider]]) - 5:11	+
-	# "[[Neon Lights]]" (Bartos/Hütter/Schneider) - 4:56	+
-	# "[[Autobahn (song)|Autobahn]]" (Hütter/Schneider/Schult) - 6:35	+
-	# "[[Home Computer (song)|Home Computer]]" (Bartos/Hütter/Schneider) - 3:55	+
-	# "[[Tour de France (song)|Tour de France]]" (Bartos/Hütter/Schmidt/Schneider) - 4:36	+
-	# "[[The Man-Machine (song)|The Man-Machine]]" (Bartos/Hütter/Schneider) - 4:30	+
-	# "[[Musique Non Stop]]" (Bartos/Hütter/Schneider/Schult) - 4:46	+
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-	==Personnel==	+
-	*[[Jorge González (music)|Jorge González]] (Vocals)	+
-	*[[Lisa Carbon]] (Background vocals)	+
-	*[[Atom Heart]] (Keyboards, Producer)	+
-	*[[Argenis Brito]] (Vocals)	+
-	*[[Ricardito Tambo]] (Shaker, MIDI)	+
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1. REDIRECTTrans-Europe Express (album)