Artist	Song
Esquivel	Mucha Muchacha
from Cabaret Mañana (1995)
Beck & Seu Jorge	Tropicália (Mario C 2011 Remix)
from Red Hot + Rio 2 (Deluxe Edition) (2011)
Pérez Prado and His Orchestra	Cerezo Roza (Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White)
from Lo Mejor de Pérez Prado (1999)
Xavier Cugat	Brazil (Aquerela do Brasil)
from Xavier Cugat: 16 Most Requested Songs (1995)
Martin Denny	Quiet Village
from Best of Martin Denny's Exotica (2006)
Charlie Byrd & Stan Getz	Desafinado
from Jazz Samba (1997)
Arthur Lyman	Taboo
from Taboo - The Exotic Sounds of Arthur Lyman (2006)
Arthur Lyman	Miserlou
from Taboo - The Exotic Sounds of Arthur Lyman (2006)
Pérez Prado	Patricia
from The Best of Perez Prado: The Original Mambo #5 (2006)
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass	Spanish Flea
from Going Places (2005)
Esquivel	El Cable
from Cabaret Mañana (1995)
Martin Denny	Exotica
from Best of Martin Denny's Exotica (2006)
Les Baxter	Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White
from Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 17: Bongoland (1998)
Walter Wanderley	Summer Samba
from Talkin' Verve: Walter Wanderley (1998)
Desi Arnaz	Tico Tico
from The Best of Desi Arnaz - The Mambo King (1992)
Cal Tjader & Eddie Palmieri	Poiniciana
from Several Shades of Jade / Breeze from the East (1997)
Pérez Prado	Mambo No. 5
from The Best of Perez Prado: The Original Mambo #5 (2006)
Pérez Prado	Que Rico Mambo
from Pérez Prado: 10 de Colección (2007)
Xavier Cugat	Oye Negra
from Xavier Cugat: 16 Most Requested Songs (1995)
Yma Sumac	Taki Rari
from The Ultimate Yma Sumac Collection (1999)
Juan Garcia Esquivel	The Breeze and I (Andalucia)
from More of Other Worlds, Other Sounds (2005)
Tommy Garrett and His 50 Guitars	Maria Elena
from The Best of 50 Guitars (2006)
Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra	Papa Loves Mambo
from The Originals: Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra - Latin Rhythms for Dancing (2006)
Xavier Cugat	Siboney
from Mambo Fever - 22 Original Mambo Hits (1999)
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66	Só Danço Samba (Jazz 'n' Samba)
from Equinox (2002)

Comment:

There's always been a Latin tinge to that slinky thing called "lounge," and we've taken a wide view of the word to serve up these delights: from breezy big band pieces to space age cocktail kitsch to spicy electronica. Ah, the joys of [i]"mambo exotico"[/i] . . .

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