| | Los Cocorocos CD (6 Customer Reviews)
Performers include: Tego Calderone, Victor Manuelle, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Zion, Domingo Quinones, Don Omar, Tito Nieves, Pedro Brull, John Erick, Voltio. Los Cocorocos Songs | 1. | Intro - Gallego |
| 2. | Los Hombres Tienen la Culpa - Don Omar/Gilberto Santa Rosa |
| 3. | Dos Hueyes - Zion/Domingo Quinones |
| 4. | Che Che Cole - Tego Calderon/Victor Manuelle |
| 5. | Mal Aguero - Domingo Quinones/La Sister |
| 6. | Perdona Viejo - Papo Rosario/Aniel Rosario |
| 7. | Los Gorditos - Tito Nieves/Pedro Brull/John Erick |
| 8. | Ayi Viene Mista - Mista |
| 9. | Mulata Rumbera - Junior Gonzalez/Plaza |
| 10. | Esa Nena - Jaking Y Maximo |
| 11. | Mafo Crew - Mafo Crew |
| 12. | La Wasa - La Symphonia |
| 13. | Claro de Luna - Voltio |
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Los Cocorocos Music Review Purchase Los Cocorocos CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Andy Montanez Salsa Con Reggaeton CD (2006)
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This longtime salsa favorite -- with the help of a little reinvention -- tops the charts once again with his 2006 record, Salsa con Reggaetón. In an effort to synthesize the old and the new, the classic and the fresh, the Univision label employed the talents of top Latin music producers Ramon B. Sanchez and Sergio George, both of whom need only touch a project for it to turn to gold. Montañez, a veteran of the world famous El Gran Combo, a crown in the Puerto Rican salsa crown, collaborated with some of the island's new breed of recording stars. Reggaeton artists like Daddy Yankee, Cheka, and Voltio are just a few who lend their flow to Montañez's new sound, which he calls "salsatón." The tunes are fun and danceable, a great mixture of thick, live sounds and the block-rockin' sound of the drum machines that give reggaeton its steely spine. Though bringing together a well-seasoned, gray-haired salsa vocalist with raw, contemporary talent may seem like a gamble, it seems to have paid off. Salsa con Reggaetón rose to the Top Five of more than one of Billboard's Latin Music charts. Andy Montañez sounds as strong and artful as he ever did. This is one for the books. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez
Liner Note Author: Andy Montañez.
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Music composed by Frederick Loewe. Lyrics written by Alan Jay Lerner.
Digitally remastered by JVC using XRCD (Extended Resolution Compact Disc) technology.
At a time when digital recording was in its infancy and there was a vogue for having opera singers "cross over" to pop by making albums of Broadway show music, conductor John Mauceri, a master of the crossover field, undertook this "DDD" (digitally recorded, mixed, and mastered) studio cast version of Lerner & Loewe's My Fair Lady with Kiri Te Kanawa in the leading role of "flower girl turned lady" Eliza Doolittle and well-respected British actor Jeremy Irons opposite her as the chauvinistic elocutionist Henry Higgins, accompanied by the London Symphony Orchestra. Among the supporting performers were the venerable British actor John Gielgud as Higgins' friend Colonel Pickering and tenor Jerry Hadley as Eliza's paramour, Freddy Eynsford-Hill. The chief attributes of the recording are the various additions to the score (as compared to the original Broadway and London cast LPs and the original soundtrack album), possible due to the increased length of 70 minutes, and Irons' spirited performance. Unlike Rex Harrison, who talked his way through the stage and film productions, Irons introduces a certain limited amount of singing here and there, and he manages to come up with his own independent interpretation of the part, which is somewhat more emotional and less authoritarian than Harrison, but is still true to the character. Conscious that this is a purely audio interpretation, he projects more than he might if on-stage, but in such an oversized part, that works fine. Gielgud hasn't got much to do, but does what he has well; Hadley sings his big song, "On the Street Where You Live," with verve; and Warren Mitchell, as Eliza's father, is suitably roughhewn in his songs, "With a Little Bit of Luck" and "Get Me to the Church on Time." The recording's only real disappointment is Te Kanawa, who, despite an accent coach, manages to get her interpretation backwards. She sounds like she's faking it when she speaks and sings in a Cockney accent, and only seems at home after Eliza has learned to pretend to be upper class; of course, it should be the other way around. ~ William Ruhlmann
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