Luis Enrique is widely known for developing a new style of salsa that smoothed out and toned down the normally high-energy genre, pairing still-danceable rhythms with a mellow vibe and crooning vocal style. CICLOS finds the Nicaraguan singer mining familiar territory in his trademark relaxed manner. On tracks such as the yearning, "Como Volver a Ser Feliz" and the soaring "Inocencia" Enrique delivers a percussion-heavy yet soothing sound which evokes warm Caribbean breezes and romantic walks on the beach.
Amazing!!!!!!! The best salsa cd of the year!! Every single song on the album is amazing! Everyone needs this cd for their salsa collection! Smooth and sexy sounds with great lyrics!This was worth the wait!! LOVE YOU LUIS!!!!!!!=) Submitted by carolina (Livermore,Ca USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo 1 of 1 found this helpful.
he's back love he's style of salsa is more to listen than to dance but awsome cd Submitted by ivan6rr (orlando,fl) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Wow Wow Wow ...perfection I am a great fan of Marc Anthony and most of the new and old salsa singers this is amazing what a great cd every track is amazing thank you Luis, i have been listening to this cd for a month without pause Thank you Thank you...What are the concert dates?? Submitted by leeq23 (Washington DC) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
$10.35 Cuban salsa star Isaac Delgado offers up a typically festive album with EN PRIMER PLANA, which garnered a Grammy nod in 2007. While Delgado's resonant vocals are clearly the main draw, PRIMER PLANA also boasts a guest appearance by singer Victor Manuelle (on the bright opening track, "La Mujer Que Mas Te Duele") and some nice licks from revered piano player Gonzalo Rubalcaba (see the highly percussive title track), making for a top-notch salsa outing.
Personnel: Ahmed Barroso, Jr. (tres); Felipe Lamoglia (tenor saxophone); Javier Olivencia (baritone saxophone); Dante Vargas (trumpet); Alberto Barros ...
$12.79 If one thought that the big band flavor of salsa music was dead, GUASABARA is one album that refutes that theory. With a full band assembled in Puerto Rico, tracks like "Mambo Valentin" cross generational lines, bringing an old-school feel to contemporary salsa not heard in many years. Alto saxophones and intricate piano arrangements inject a classy jazz element into performances like "Amnesia" and "Me Voy De Aquí," making GUASABARA as good for listening as it is to dance to.
Bebop may have signaled the end of the swing era, but keyboardist/arranger/producer Jose Lugo is bringing it back with a vengeance. The big band Latino style created by Machito and his Afro-Cubans is something that has disappeared from the scene since the heyday of the salsa era. Now along with the help of Puerto Rico's finest musicians, Lugo has put together this project. This contemporary CD features 14 tracks that restore the dynamic driving force to ...
$13.49 Puerto Rico's number-one salsa orchestra reaches their 30th year with a great recording. The outfit, with their own musical brand, seems to project effortless musicianship in every cut; their usual war horses can make the most demanding dancer and salsa fan jump with delight. The recommended material is the title tune (composed by vocalist Charlie Aponte), "Psicología," and "Los Tenis" (performed by Jerry Rivas). ~ José A. Estévez, Jr.
Recording information: Telesound Studios, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.
Director: Rafael ...
$17.55 Track Listing of songs: Cheese Special & A Draw; Flying Across Tokyo; The Uprising Of The Insane; Time Wars; City Bright Lights; Alien Nature; One Eye Open; The Composers Soundtrack; Burnt By The Sun; ...
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