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4.0 out of 5 stars
It's really a mellow album,but not great :(, July 27, 1999
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Antony Santos is one of the premier bachateros today, but could we fear that his reign could be ending??? Not really. His 8th album shows why he is still "El Mayimbe" with cuts like "Si Yo Fuera", "Me Voy Manana", and "Ya No Me Quieres Querer" with its lyrics full of sentimental thoughts. The Merengues are very good including "El Ombliguito" and "El Quilin Quililan" with its smooth flavor he only knows how to bring. The only problem with this album is that he went a little to mellow with the bachatas , and they're not really catchy. It has to grow on you, but that's my advice.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
His smoothest bachata album, January 26, 2003
I liked this album by Antony Santos the first time I listened to it and with no doubt I labelled this one as his most mellow production. First of all I like the fact that all the merengues are at the end, which gives the listener the option to listen to them, or not. The bachatas have good lyrics, good rhythms and are sentimental but none of them are showstoppers. This is very uncharacteristic of Antony Santos because all his albums usually have a "hit song". My personal favourites on this one are: Te di mi amor and Ya no me quieres querer (I think this is one of the most sentimental bachatas that he has ever produced). Song # 6 is a balad and the last four are merengues. This is a good album, depending upon what you are looking for but definitely not one of his best.
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