| 1. Like a Cannonball |
| 2. Lady |
| 3. Quiero Rock |
| 4. Chiquitita |
| 5. Cambiale Las Pilas |
| 6. Lluvia |
| 7. Súbete a Mi Moto |
| 8. Quiero Ser |
| 9. Volar |
| 10. Es Por Amor |
| 11. Fuego |
| 12. Elluvia |
Con Amor: Tus Exitos Favoritos,Menudo,RCA Intl,Latin,Latin Music,Latin Pop
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Con Amor: Tus Exitos Favoritos
Menudo Manufacturer: RCA Intl ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
Latin Pop
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00000DASH Release Date: 1998-09-29 |
Tracks:
- Like A Cannonball
- Lady
- Quiero Rock
- Chiquitita
- Cambiale Las Pilas
- Clara
- Subete A Mi Moto
- Quiero Ser
- A Volar
- Es Por Amor
- Fuego
- Lluvia
Customer Reviews:
Boy Bands Worldwide Unite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2005-04-24
Say what you want about lame music, but the concept of this band was ingenious: members had to leave when they turned 16. They were always appealing to little girls because the boys were young, non-threatening and sounded like girls. They even bought a Cessna private jet, which is still a big deal today.
The best song is "Cambiale Las Pilas." It outshines the others by far, but the whole album is still solid. You'd be wrong not to pick it up. Even if you're not a huge Spanish-language music fan, Menudo is a major part of rock history the same way The Jackson 5 is. The very influential nature of Menudo made people wonder more about Latin culture and tolerance. Take a listen, and you'll surely be glad you did.
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33 (Thirty Three)
Manufacturer: WEA Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Tejano
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
Mexico
| International
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B0007OC0AW |
Product Description
Personnel: Luis Miguel (vocals); Ramon Stagnaro (acoustic guitar); Todd Robinson (electric guitar); Michael Landau, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Jeff Nathanson (saxophone); Robbie Buchanan, Randy Kerber (electric piano); Francisco Loyd (synthesizer); Lalo Carrillo, Nathan East (bass); Victor Loyd, John Robinson (drums); Tom Aros (percussion); Natisse Jones, Carlos Murguia (background vocals). Recorded at Record Plant, Ocean Way, Conway Studios, Hollywood, California. 33 was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album. On 33, Latin superstar Luis Miguel sticks to his guns, belting out more light pop tunes on this all-Spanish-language outing. "Un Te Amo" starts things off on a breezy yet emotive note, while "Con Tus Besos" revisits energetic 1970s-style horn-laden pop. This slightly funky style is also present on songs such as "Eres," "Y Sigo," and "Vuelve," conjuring up images of a Spanish SOLID GOLD-like variety show. Of course, no Miguel album would be complete without a few ballads, and he delivers on tracks such as "Nos Hizo Falta Tiempo," "Ahora Que Te Vas," and the album-closing "Que Hacer." One of the most anticipated releases of the year from Warner Music Latina for the three Grammy winner. 11tracks. 2003.Salsa Music:
- Con Mariachi
- Corridos Con
- Corridos Pesados Pa la Raza Perrona
- Cuatro Velas
- Dance Music Mexican Style
- De Collecion, Vols. 1-3
- Dominicano Para El Mundo
- En Evidencia: Lo Mejor del Rock
- Enamorado de un Fantasma
- Enrique Iglesias
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