’Discotheque Goes Latin’ melds the international dance vogue with the spirited fun of an authentic south-of-the-border sing and dance session. The result is a happy album of Latin dance favorites bursting with the enthusiasm and vigor of a discotheque party. The Spanish vocals and instrumentals have a bright and peppery on-the-scene flavor that makes you want to get up and dance. The different dances and varied tempos are an imporant programing aid and also provide an overall flexibility to the discotheque pace. There are soft-toned romantic boleros such as Innocence, You Are The Moon, I Am The Sun, With All My Heart and the instrumental, Belinda. Fiery cha chas like Happy Sunday and Pretty Brown Skin burst forth in uninhibited vitality. Among the four mambos is the amusing story of the suitor who is always served malanga (a tropical fruit) whenever he visits his girl friend, Maria. The melodic lament The Trouble With Women blends the Mexican corrido with the rhythms of a Spanish guaracha, and Discotheque Party, the lead-off tune, is a modern pachanga that sets the moods for the infectious beat of this energetic dance-a-thon.