Sueño Latino
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| In 1989 they released a famous eponymous [[House music|House]]-[[Techno music|Techno]] song ''Sueño Latino''. | In 1989 they released a famous eponymous [[House music|House]]-[[Techno music|Techno]] song ''Sueño Latino''. | ||
| - | The track is based on [[Manuel Göttsching]]'s E2-E4[http://www.ashra.com/disco/1841e2.htm]. In a late release Göttsching added guitar parts on the track. | + | The track is based on [[Manuel Göttsching]]'s [[E2-E4]]. In a late release Göttsching added guitar parts on the track. |
| In some European countries it was a no.1 hit in 1989. | In some European countries it was a no.1 hit in 1989. | ||
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In 1989 they released a famous eponymous House-Techno song Sueño Latino.
The track is based on Manuel Göttsching's E2-E4. In a late release Göttsching added guitar parts on the track.
In some European countries it was a no.1 hit in 1989.
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