The two-volume collection Fruko Power is not an homage, career overview, greatest hits or "best of" collection showcasing the evolution of Fruko (Julio Ernesto Estrada Rincón), the Renaissance man of Colombian tropical music. Instead, this compilation series shines a light on a lesser-known side of the bassist and band leader's work during the early 1970s with Fruko y Sus Tesos, reissuing in physical form many of his rare or hard to find salsa 45s as well as a few deep album cuts from the first half decade of his career, assembled in chronological order. There are interesting cover versions as well as originals, some of which never appeared on an LP. All of Fruko's classic vocalists are represented, from early collaborators Humberto "Huango" Muriel and Edulfamid "Píper Pimienta" Díaz to golden-era stars Joe Arroyo and Wilson "Saoko" Manyoma. Fruko Power is less for the newcomer and more for the serious salsa collector, DJ, and dancer who may have a few of the maestro's albums or hits but wants to dig deeper and have all these obscure rarities in one place. However, it also serves as an excellent compendium of powerful Latin dance tracks by Fruko y Sus Tesos that have stood the test of time, so even those who do not know much of his work will be sure to feel the power of Fruko. Includes insert with photos and liner notes by DJ Bongohead (of Peace & Rhythm).
| A1 | Pasillaneando |
| A2 | El Expresidiario |
| A3 | Bang Bang (El Tiroteo) |
| A4 | Langaruto |
| A5 | Todo Es Todo |
| A6 | Oriza |
| B1 | La Chica Del Barrio Obrero |
| B2 | Perlas Negras |
| B3 | El DÃa Que Nacà Yo |
| B4 | Algo Pa' Goza |
| B5 | Yo No Vuelvo A Querer |
| C1 | El Coco |
| C2 | Dame Un Break |
| C3 | Canto A Panamá |
| C4 | Cumbia Bacana |
| C5 | Pa' Los Bomberos |
| D1 | Caifaz |
| D2 | Va a Llover |
| D3 | Fruko Presidente |
| D4 | La LoterÃa |
