Label: Les Disques Du Crépuscule - TWI • Format: Vinyl LP, Mini-Album • Country: Belgium • Genre: Electronic • Style: Bossanova, Electro, Latin, Synth-pop Antena - Camino Del Sol (, Vinyl) | /5(96).

Feb 19,  · The original Camino Del Sol has been given back its spacious mini-LP quarters, packaged in a replica of its Benoit Hennebert-designed sleeve, while the remaining tracks (including all four songs from the "Boy From Ipanema" session, "Seaside Weekend," two Crepuscule compilation cuts, and four period outtakes) have been given their own LP, recasting this short-lived combo’s /5().

The original Camino Del Sol has been given back it's spacious mini-LP quarters, packaged in a replica of it's Benoit Hennebert-designed sleeve, while the remaining tracks (including all four songs from the 'Boy from Ipanema' session, 'Seaside Weekend', two Crepescule compilation cuts, and four period outtakes) have been given their own LP.5/5(4).

Feb 16,  · Popularised by the Todd Terje mix of ‘Camino Del Sol’ in , Antena are favourites on the majority of Balearic compilations, and this album provides Ibiza-style beach gear perfect for sitting outside Café Del Mar watching the sun go down or on Talamanca beach with some Hierbas De Ibiza/5().

Antena's Camino Del Sol is a classic work of dark psychedelic pop, made way back in It meets all reissue hype requirements: Factory Records connection, stark samba, DeJesus-like electro congas, a producer from Ultravox and French girls lilting.

A re-released version of Camino Del Sol Mini-LP with one extra track 'The Boy From Ipanema'. Original 5 track Mini-LP was released in with the same catalog number (TWI ). Back cover: ℗ Spine: ℗ Les Disques Du Crépuscule - Printed & manufactured in Belgium. [on labels] [A-side] Made in Bénélux [B-side]/5(37).

Famously touted as the missing link between Antonio Carlos Jobim and Kraftwerk, ‘Camino Del Sol’ remains the significant and enduring release by Antena, a trio of teenagers in Brussels, Then living on busking wages and next door to Tuxedomoon, they recorded the effortlessly timeless fusions of Latin bossa and coy pop that would become their calling card for more than three decades and counting.

The original Camino Del Sol has been given back its spacious mini-LP quarters, recasting this short-lived combo’s forward-thinking mile marker as a modern-day masterstroke. Though titled to suggest that its thoughts concerned the path of our closest star, the five-track 12" was a musical move toward the western hemisphere’s tropics.