Isadora's sought-after 1973 recording "Negro, Negro" finally makes its first appearance on 7". A superb slice of Colombian Latin funk built around a heavy mid-tempo groove, Afro percussion, hypnotic organ and tough drums.

The flip brings another rarity from 1973 with Leonor González Mina & Columna de Fuego's "Matabará El Hombre Bueno", reissued here for the first time. Together, the two tracks offer a great snapshot of the adventurous Colombian sound of the early '70s, where funk, Latin rhythms and Afro-Colombian influences came together on the dancefloor.

Two hard-to-find Colombian grooves paired on one 45 - exactly the kind of reissue that makes digging a little easier.