| | Bobby Valentin Greatest Hits CD Bobby Valentin Discography of CDs
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Bobby Valentin Greatest Hits Songs | 1. | Soy Boricua |
| 2. | La Rumba Te Espera |
| 3. | Muero En Tu Tierra |
| 4. | El Mensajero |
| 5. | Hay Craneo |
| 6. | Huracan |
| 7. | Son Son Charari |
| 8. | Guarambembere |
| 9. | Vete Pa'lla |
| 10. | Pirata De La Mar |
| 11. | Papel Del Payaso |
| 12. | Beso Borracho |
| 13. | Pobre Soy |
| 14. | Piensalo Bien |
| 15. | Aqui No Me Quedo |
| 16. | Aquella Mujer |
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$18.25 "Sharie walks into a room with her guitar and her own dimension. Those present sense that something special is happening.As she begins, her eyes are closed,her head slightly bowed.Slowly she looks up at her audience, and they are engulfed in her world. Sharie Sofair sings, and familiar words of prayer suddenly grow larger, breaking barriers, reaching higher, farther and deeper than many of those who recite them daily could ever imagine. She is at once a product of a classical yeshiva education and a serious student of the mystical aspects of prayer. As she sings, deep in kavanah, those listening experience an awesome dichotomy; aloft in spirituality, she is unapproachable and yet, so, close. Who is Sharie Sofair? "Words," said a Chasidic Master, can only go so far,"to really understand, you must hear the music." Sharie Sofair holds a degree from NYU in Music Therapy. She's a certified Music Therapist and a licensed Special Education teacher. Sharie lived in Jerusalem, Israel for four years working as a Music Therapist, teaching Jewish, Torah studies and studying. Presently, Sharie ...
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