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Aqui pero Alla

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Jose Pena Suazo has always been the main man from the beginning. But with this album he really has proved to the world that he can rock the charts, and keep everybody dancing to his music for a long time. This album is worth buying, dancing, and listening to. All of the songs are masterpieces, and you will enjoy every minute of them. The title song "Aqui pero alla" has a special meaning for all of the immigrants living in other countries. "WOW" Jose Pena Suazo just keeps getting better and better as time passes. "Y SIGUE SIENDO EL REY DEL MAMBO"!!!!!!!!

This album is hot. Peña Suazo came back with so much mambo in this album that you'll really need agua after listening to this album. The tracks are great and the title track is so important to immigrants in this country because it really hits them in the heart to hear a true story. Banda Gorda has an instant classic in "Dame Agua" becaus this song will make noise for years to come. If you wanna get a party started, just play this track and you'll party all night. This album is definetly a step up from the previous album and the last album was great. All the tracks are great and I realy don't find a flaw in it. I can't wait for his next album........DAME AGUA QUE TENGO CALOR....that's what you'll be saying after dancing to this album. QUEREMOS A PEÑA SUAZO! Asi que DAME MAMBO....

Pena Suaso has come back from the last album with more mambo and versatility than ever! "Dale Mambo", "Dame Agua", and "Acelerao" have crazy mambo. The self-titled classic hit "Aqui, pero Alla" has the makings of emotional loss of immigrants living away from their homeland with production that can make you believe you're back home. You'll be surprised that this album has no real flaws! DAME MAMBOOOOOOOOOOOO

I stumbled across this album a few years ago not really intending to buy anything but could not resist purchasing it. Even without hearing it I had faith in Banda Gorda's previous albums which are quite good. This one is no exception to the rule, it has a good mix of merengue styles; fast, mambo, up beat it should meet the needs of all. The most sentimental and catchy song on the album is Aqui, pero alla. It perfectly explains the sentiment of Dominicans who left their land for better but their hearts are still in their country. Very touching, that song alone makes the album worthwhile. There's a nice cumbia as well- Besos-, a first for Banda Gorda. If you like this style of merengue-mambo, this album is a must!