Euroreggaeton [ENHANCED]

Pilar Montenegro

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 28, 2004)
• Original Release Date: September 28, 2004
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Enhanced
• Label: Lideres Ent. Group
• ASIN: B00031TXM2
• Also Available in: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #68,339 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars This is what u get when you mix Norah and Kylie in spanish, November 6, 2004

By	Daniel Gomez (Phoenix,AZ USA) - See all my reviews

To Dance fans out there... this Cd is absolutely sparkling (to say the least) ok..by that title, Pilar Montenegro is the queen of spanish Ballads, with songs like Prisionera, and Quitame ese hombre. and Gizelle D'Cole has had relative obscurity in Latin America (she had hits with her songs Revancha de amor and her duet with merengue heartthrob Elvis Crespo) cause well there arent that many dance music fans in those areas..(think rancheras and cumbias over eurodisco and trance lol). but this Cd is a great buy for any dance music fan anywhere.

1.Tomalo Suave (reggaeton version) (4/5) it's ok but no real visible instruments
2.Euroreggaeton (4/5) a great dance music bonanza..really combining the elements of reggae and disco music
3.Suave (3/5) Why didnt Gizelle write the whole damn thing in english or spanish? oh well its ok..good
4.Hay amores asi (5/5) Balearic music and reggae..this makes it interesting..i like (the rapper sux, sounds like a white guy trying to speak spanish even though he cant)
5.I wanna (4/5) high energy tropicalidiscofunk music
6.Pideme (5/5) a true euro disco song (you can hear it in ibiza, i am telling you)
7.Saint Tropez (5/5) Reminds you of crosses of two of Kylie Minogue's songs Loveboat and I believe in you
8.Seda (4/5) sounds like a happy hardcore trance song done by the Vengaboys
9.I wanna (latin version) (2/5)BLAH!!!!!! sounds like a Celia Cruz cast-off
10.Tomalo Suave (5/5) REDEMPTION! this pop version is much better than the original on all counts
11.Tomalo Suave (spanglish) (4.5/5) Why didnt they do this song in full english? it could have been on Queer as folk (i think if it were it could have been on the show)
12. Tomalo Suave (piano) (0/5) WHY? its just a piano version w/out vocals

Just cause there are two faults, dont mean you cant check it out
Pilar and Gizelle (mainly Pilar) show their versatility with this great album
-from a Dance fan

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars What Were This Girls Thinking???, July 4, 2005

By	Juan "Juan Nunez" (U.S.A) - See all my reviews

Ok I listened to The Song Tomalo Suave on the radio and at first i was like what the hell o no they dindn't,but since i'm a reggaeton fan i decited to give the song a change and listen to it more and begin to like it and after awhile i really did like it.So i decited to buy the cd and when look for it i was like what the hell Only 8 songs and some other remixes of the single i was like They crazy thats way too much for a cd,but the titles seem like they would be upbeat tracks so i bougt it and when listen to it i was so mad!!!!!!!!!!! the cd is worth not nothing man it sound horrible its just like getting a latin pop acapella and just add a reggaeton beat to it oh never mind not even the music on this cd is good and the Tomalo suave spanglish version was just the same but a litle bit of inglish words and the they slowed down the beat.
sO OVER all my 2 stars are for:
*Tomalo Suave (Reggaeton version)
*Gizelle D Cole

The Minusus
Pilar Montenegro can't sing reggaeton
Bad Music
Cheap Production
Weak Lyrics.
So You decide if u wanna buy this CD