Dos Tiempos

1. Tu Ajena

2. Quiero Dormir Cansado

3. Ven

4. No Entiendo

5. Cancion de Alcoba

6. Ayudadme

7. Te Quiero

8. Me Llamas

9. Te Sigo Esperando

Dos Tiempos,Juan Felix,RCA Intl,Latin Pop,Pop,Tropical

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Digging up the Dead- Shades of Natalie Cole!
One of the finest ever
Buen Disco de Homenaje
Buen Disco de Homenaje

A Dos Tiempos de un Tiempo
Gilberto Santa Rosa
Manufacturer: Sony International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Punto de Vista
Nace Aquí
De Corazón
De Cara al Viento
Perspectiva

ASIN: B000002DM6
Release Date: 1992-10-27

Tracks:

Mama Guela
En La Oscuridad
El Que Se Fue
Mio
Baranga
Nuestro Balance
Que Sera
Buscando La Melodia
Monologo
Hoy Te Canto
Tiemblas
Cuando, Cuando
En La Soledad
Abarriba Cumbiaremos

Customer Reviews:

Digging up the Dead- Shades of Natalie Cole!.......2005-02-16

Santarosa's ego and insensitivity is boundless. Here he buys Tito Rodriguez' old masters and has the bad taste to record duets with one of the kings of Salsa. He has no voice and no
real feeling for the songs.

One of the finest ever.......2002-11-30

A great collection, one of the finest ever, by a great artist in homage of another great one. The quality of the sound, the careful selection, and the interpretation are without match. A wonderful balance between boleros and guarachas. I've been listening to it for a few years now, and never get tired of it.

Buen Disco de Homenaje.......2001-10-22

Este disco contiene temas dandole homenaje y respeto a Tito Rodriguez. Tambien contiene el tema "En la Soledad" al estilo "Nat King y Natalie Cole".

Buen Disco de Homenaje.......2001-10-22

Este disco contiene temas dandole homenaje y respeto a Tito Rodriguez. Tambien contiene el tema "En la Soledad" al estilo "Nat King y Natalie Cole".

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Dos Tiempos Bajo Un Mismo Tono
Vico C & Jossie Esteban
Manufacturer: RCA Intl
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Puerto Rico | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000005LQB
Release Date: 1994-01-18

Tracks:

Blanca
Mundo Artificial
Amor Existe
Recta Final
Que Cante la Esperanza
Me Acuerdo
She Likes My Reggae
Viernes 13, Pt. 1

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En Dos Tiempos
Cuco Valoy
Manufacturer: Rmm Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dominican Republic | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

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Salsa | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Merengue | Latin Music | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00000DD97
Release Date: 1998-11-03

Tracks:

BANDOLERA
CLAITOME
LOS CHULOS
EL TABACON
MI CABALLO
DEJALA QUE SE VAYA
LLAMAME
ABUELITA
DIABETES DE AMOR
TIBURON
MIL MANERAS

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The title's English translation reads "In Two Worlds," but this set from tropical music's revered "witch doctor" derives from more than traditional and modern salsa. Mister Rhythm's global village extends even to planet Jamaica's reggae and the international hip-hop state of mind. Born and raised in "merengue land," a.k.a. the Dominican Republic, where he was conservatory-trained in music theory, Valoy and his brother Martin formed Los Ahijados, the island's first Afro-Cuban orchestra. In 1975, after that thrill of the new wore thin, Mr. Rhythm formed the legendary Los Virtuosos (later renamed La Tribu), bringing the vocalist-percussionist worldwide acclaim. Having shared the stage with other legends, among them Celia Cruz, Machito, Johnny Pacheco, and Oscar D'Leon, this versatile artist dazzles in any Latin music groove, from tropical swing to cha cha, as this record reconfirms... with one tiny but discordant exception. Those coarsely growled raps--part reggae, part stateside style--in "Bandolera," "Carlito," and "Los Chulos" are unnecessary attempts to win younger listeners. No one, especially in these salsa-crazed times, needs extra enticement to get with La Tribu's rhythm and melody opulence and Valoy's warm, elastic vocals. --Elena Oumano