Customer Reviews

It's My Time

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

El Bambino lo hizo otra vez. Este album esta mas clasico que "Top of the Line". Todas las canciones en este album son clasicas, la unica que no me gusta es "Booty" el Pharell estaba loco cuando hizo esa pista.

Lo unico que no estaba clasico de este album era la portada, no se lo que el Bambino estaba pensado ese dia pero espero que para su proximo album la portada no sea similar a esta.

Bambino siga haciendo buena musica.

Great songs, good vocals and lyrics but not to the point where you're in love haha

I love track number 11. It's very catchy. So far none of the other tracks really stand out to me, but then I'm am one of those who needs to listen over again to something before my official opinion of it can be known. That said, I definitely don't think this tops "Top of the Line".

This album by Tito El Bambino has the best variety of any Reggaeton CD released recently. There isn't a bad single on this album. The collaborations with Rakim and Ken Y and Pharrel Williams are great. It gives you a little bit all the latin genres from bachata, mambo, merengue and reggaeton. This artist has arrived. A must have!

great production except song 7 (booty). i think this album is better than the last cause the songs arent as pop- where u hear the song once love it, then end up hated it. some hooks are a little embarrassing playin in your car cause the way he says it but the rest of the song is good. and for some reason he says it's my time at the beginning of every track, its not that annoying but weird

This new album by Tito El Bambino is awesome. Much better than his previous album "Top of the Line". Lots of fresh songs mixing reggaeton with merengue, bachata and guest appearances by Toby Love (ex Aventura) and Rakim & Ken-Y. This Album includes his new single "Solo dime que si".

This has been a terrible year for reggaeton so far. DY's album has been the only good album so far. Tego's album was rushed (to coincide with Illegal Tender's release) and it showed. Echo's album was ok, but just didn't have enough hits for me.

Anyway, I have to ask why Tito chose to release this only 1 year after Top Of The Line. Top Of The Line was one of the top albums of last year (only beaten by King of Kings and Los Vaqueros) with killer tracks like Flow Natural, Tu Cintura, Mia, Caile, etc it was full of great music. It's My Time just doesn't have the same WOW factor. Most of the tracks are average. In fact the only one that stands out is Sol Playa Arena, apart from that I can't recommend another track.

Not much else to say really. It could have got 1 but it's not as bad as alot of other albums. I can't wait for Alexis y Fido and Wisin y Yandel to drop their new albums. Now they will be hot!

Keep your money and spend it on Sobrenatural which comes out soon.

It's a really good follow up album, coming right after Top of the Line.

It sounds like a more mature album, drifting away from pure reggaeton found in top of the line, including some pop,mambo,slow songs and some bachata.

This album presents you with some more of the classic Tito, which is romantic, kind of angry at his haters, but at most, showing the appreciation to all of his fans for supporting him (yes, the song fans is about a girl),it also includes the also popular "Sol, Playa & Arena", which could be seen as its first single.

At the end, if you like artists like Rakim & Ken-y (This album sounds a lot like them), Toby Love bachata mixes, or just the plain old simple reggaeton banging beats, you will come to appreciate this album, because at the end, it's Tito at it's best, appealing to everyone, and still kind of in a fight with Héctor "El Father/Bambino"

Tito el Bambino is back with this one and it is his time the album has a mix of reggaeton and merengue and even a batchata very different but that is why this album is good you can't keep reggaeton the same because it gets boring after awhile