This first-time reissue of Quinteplus’ self-titled album (1971) brings back a vital chapter of Argentine jazz history, revealing a band that was truly ahead of the curve and still resonates powerfully today.

Most tracks feature crisp trumpet and tenor sax up front, confidently led by electric piano parts that open things up with a sharp mix of funk and modal influences. The rhythm section shines as well—the drums and bass are tight and punchy, yet they leave plenty of air, creating a spacious feel that at times brings to mind the classic Cannonball Adderley soul jazz sound.

It features important figures in Argentinian jazz such as Jorge Anders or “Pocho” Lapouble.