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Buy Now	Todo a Su Tiempo (more) »rank: 77765 by: Marc Anthony	Buy Now	Café del Mar, Vol. 13 (more) »rank: 104609 by: Various Artists :Album Description:The remarkable thing about this volume is not that it's the 13th installment in the extremely popular Cafe Del Mar series but that they've managed to maintain the quality control and this is just as good as any of the first 12! Caf‚ del Mar is the perfect scenery to enjoy an exclusive fusion of light, water and sound; the primary icon of the cult of sunset, without any doubts, one of the most wonderful and incredible existing in the planet. With the first Volume, thirteen years ago, Caf‚ del Mar began to put music to sunset. Caf‚ del Mar's spirit has ...
Buy Now	Grandes Exitos de Juan Luis Guerra 4.40 (more) »rank: 13453 by: Juan Luis Guerra :Album Details:Greatest Hits Collection from Multi-grammy Winner and Dominican Republic's Best Loved Poet/Musician. The Merengue Superstar Studied African-influenced Music, Folk Songs and Jazz at Berklee College of Music in Boston Before Winning the World Over with his Group 440. Includes the Hits 'Burbujas De Amor', 'Bachata Rosa', 'la Bilirrubina', 'Visa Para Un Sueno' and features 'Woman Del Callao' which Replaces 'Guavaberry' Originally Released on the USA Version on Karen Records with Different Cover Art as Well.	Buy Now	100% Merengue (more) »rank: 51256 by: Olga Tañón :Album Details:Greatest Hits Collection from Multi-grammy Winner and Dominican Republic's Best Loved Poet/Musician. The Merengue Superstar Studied African-influenced Music, Folk Songs and Jazz at Berklee College of Music in Boston Before Winning the World Over with his Group 440. Includes the Hits 'Burbujas De Amor', 'Bachata Rosa', 'la Bilirrubina', 'Visa Para Un Sueno' and features 'Woman Del Callao' which Replaces 'Guavaberry' Originally Released on the USA Version on Karen Records with Different Cover Art as Well.
Buy Now	Ni Es Lo Mismo Ni Es Igual (more) »rank: 58802 by: Juan Luis Guerra y 440 : :Beginning in 1989 with his breakthrough album Ojala Que Llueva Café, Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra shook the Latin pop world by writing music that was successful both artistically and commercially. Without losing sight of the dancers on the dance floor or of hook-driven radio, Guerra reworked Dominican merengue, and later the romantic, bolero-like bachata, with sophisticated jazz harmonies, poetic lyrics, and top-shelf pop-style production. He even made some astute connections between modern Caribbean and West African pop. But in 1994 he disappeared from view. Ni Es lo Mismo ni Es Igual shows an artist finding his way back, looking for the markers ...	Buy Now	Contra la Corriente (more) »rank: 90823 by: Marc Anthony : :Beginning in 1989 with his breakthrough album Ojala Que Llueva Café, Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra shook the Latin pop world by writing music that was successful both artistically and commercially. Without losing sight of the dancers on the dance floor or of hook-driven radio, Guerra reworked Dominican merengue, and later the romantic, bolero-like bachata, with sophisticated jazz harmonies, poetic lyrics, and top-shelf pop-style production. He even made some astute connections between modern Caribbean and West African pop. But in 1994 he disappeared from view. Ni Es lo Mismo ni Es Igual shows an artist finding his way back, looking for the markers ...
Buy Now	45 Aniversario (more) »rank: 82905 by: La Sonora Ponceña : :Beginning in 1989 with his breakthrough album Ojala Que Llueva Café, Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra shook the Latin pop world by writing music that was successful both artistically and commercially. Without losing sight of the dancers on the dance floor or of hook-driven radio, Guerra reworked Dominican merengue, and later the romantic, bolero-like bachata, with sophisticated jazz harmonies, poetic lyrics, and top-shelf pop-style production. He even made some astute connections between modern Caribbean and West African pop. But in 1994 he disappeared from view. Ni Es lo Mismo ni Es Igual shows an artist finding his way back, looking for the markers ...	Buy Now	I Like It Like That (more) »rank: 106363 by: Tito Nieves : :Beginning in 1989 with his breakthrough album Ojala Que Llueva Café, Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra shook the Latin pop world by writing music that was successful both artistically and commercially. Without losing sight of the dancers on the dance floor or of hook-driven radio, Guerra reworked Dominican merengue, and later the romantic, bolero-like bachata, with sophisticated jazz harmonies, poetic lyrics, and top-shelf pop-style production. He even made some astute connections between modern Caribbean and West African pop. But in 1994 he disappeared from view. Ni Es lo Mismo ni Es Igual shows an artist finding his way back, looking for the markers ...
Buy Now	Pure Brazil: Caipirinha (more) »rank: 32190 by: Various Artists : :Beginning in 1989 with his breakthrough album Ojala Que Llueva Café, Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra shook the Latin pop world by writing music that was successful both artistically and commercially. Without losing sight of the dancers on the dance floor or of hook-driven radio, Guerra reworked Dominican merengue, and later the romantic, bolero-like bachata, with sophisticated jazz harmonies, poetic lyrics, and top-shelf pop-style production. He even made some astute connections between modern Caribbean and West African pop. But in 1994 he disappeared from view. Ni Es lo Mismo ni Es Igual shows an artist finding his way back, looking for the markers ...	Buy Now	The Mambo King, Vol. 1 (more) »rank: 48727 by: Perez Prado : :Beginning in 1989 with his breakthrough album Ojala Que Llueva Café, Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerra shook the Latin pop world by writing music that was successful both artistically and commercially. Without losing sight of the dancers on the dance floor or of hook-driven radio, Guerra reworked Dominican merengue, and later the romantic, bolero-like bachata, with sophisticated jazz harmonies, poetic lyrics, and top-shelf pop-style production. He even made some astute connections between modern Caribbean and West African pop. But in 1994 he disappeared from view. Ni Es lo Mismo ni Es Igual shows an artist finding his way back, looking for the markers ...