“Spectacles for Tribuffalos” (1995) is a sophisticated and experimental pop album, in the vein of other works by cult artist Gregorio Paniagua, in which Rita Marley displays her remarkable vocal talent rooted in soul and Jamaican music, built around the concept and songs created by Ignacio Scola. Companies such as Luaka Bop and Disney showed strong interest in the album, which also received positive reviews in publications like Melody Maker and Billboard Magazine.
This first reissue also marks its debut on vinyl and includes the remixes by ambient producer Suso Sáiz, influenced by trip-hop, dub, and more. Includes an insert with liner notes.
