Que Hable La Musica

Marco Hernández | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (January 25, 2000)
• Original Release Date: January 25, 2000
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: RCA Intl
• ASIN: B00003OP4A
• Also Available in: Audio Cassette
• Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #756,097 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Soy un Sabordin

2. Morenita Linda

3. Lloro

4. El Aguajero Racuítico

5. El Men

6. Luna de Miel

7. Por Aquí Pasó (La Huracán)

8. Asi Eres Tu

9. Reconciliación

10. Por el Amor de Esa Mujer

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars "QUE HABLE LA MUSICA"...EXCELENTE PRODUCCION, December 30, 2000

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ALEK LAUREANO (New Berlin, Wisconsin - USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Que Hable La Musica (Audio CD)

Este disco esta simplemete maravilloso. Este es el primer trabajo como solista de Marco Hernandez, ex intergrante del grupo 4:40 junto a Juan Luis Guerra. Esta produccion esta excelente. Todo los temas son buenos pero los mejores lo son "El Aguajero raquitico", "Soy un sabordin" y "Morenita linda". El disco tiene merengue, pop, bachata, en fin de todo un poco. El titulo le va prefectamente bian "Que Hable La Musica". Aqui la musica habla en todo sus sentidos. Hay que destacar la participacion especial en este disco de Hector Anibal el hijo de la gran cantante dominicana Adalgisa Pantaleon. Marco Hernandez fue el productor musical de este disco junto al gran maestro Manuel Tejada, quien ha trabajado con artistas de la talla de Juan Luis Guerra, Milly Quezada, Jessica Cristina, Sergio Vargas y Oga Tañon entre muchos otros. Marco Hernandez, grandiosa produccion.

Tambien recomiendo otras producciones de igual calidad que este disco: "Ni es lo mismo, ni es igual" de Juan Luis Guerra, "Pasional" de Jessica Cristina, "Con la musica por dentro" de Tonny Tun Tun, "De Sergio Vargas a Jose Feliciano" de Sergio Vargas y "Tesoros de mi tierra" de Milly Quezada.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars 'ECHALE COMPADRE ,A BAILA SE HA DICHO', July 11, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Que Hable La Musica (Audio CD)

WOW! I JUST LOVE THIS CD,THIS CD IS LIKE LISTENING TO 440, LA FAMILIA ANDRES,+SON FAMILIA ALL AT ONCE. BY JUST LISTENING TO THE MUSIC YOU CAN ADMIRE ALL OF THE RYTHM AND HARD WORK PUT ON EVERY SONG . AND NOW I ONLY HAVE TWO THINGS TO SAY: FOR YOU OUTHERE DON'T THINK IT TWICE IT IS WORHT IT AND FOR MARCOS HERNANDEZ AND HIS CREW: PALANTE GUYS GOOD WORK LIKE THIS WILL NEVER BE DENIED BY ANYONE.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars We let the music speak...it is surprisingly impressive, March 6, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Que Hable La Musica (Audio CD)

After thirteen years as one of the voices of Juan Luis Guerra's 440 group, Marco Hernandez finally got his own project. Actually, this record was supposed to be recorded with Roger Zayas-Bazan, the other male voice of 440, and the group was to be called Espacio Pagado. It never happened, as Zayas-Bazan elected to stay alongside Guerra, so Hernandez got help instead from Hector Anibal Estrella, former lead voice of Dominican rock groups Transfusion and PumChau Cha, and the son of 440's female voice Adalgisa Pantaleon (as you can see the connection with 440 never disappear).

The album itself is a delightful surprise. Make no mistake, we all knew the talent of Marco, he always had his share of musical input in all of 440 records, but this kind of consistent, well put and funny job in his first record it's still a surprise. Que hable la musica is a perfect example of what really is Tropical or Caribbean Pop, not the jokes recorded by clowns like Enrique Iglesias. The songs lyrics are not in Guerra's class (how many are, anyway) but the music and the sound is the best part of this impressive mixed album, wich consists of six merengues, three bachatas and a ballad.

The merengues are, of course, the core of the record. Future hit track Soy un Sabordin opens, not really a merengue in itself but a great tropical pop song, very good music and contagious rythm and chorus. Other equally solid songs are El Men, Por el Amor de esa Mujer and El Aguajero Raquitico, the last two performed by Hector Anibal. Two of these should be hits (El Men and Por el amor de esa mujer are our favorites). Morenita Linda and Por aqui Paso, the other two merengues, are solid, but not impressive.

Moving to the bachata field are Lloro, Reconciliacion and Luna de Miel. In the first two, Hernandez used a more typical, Dominican urban bachata, musical patterns with good results. The best one, however, is Luna de Miel, performed by Hector. This one could also be a hit, is well performed by Hector, with a nice melody and the usual sweet lyrics.

All in all this is a very impressive album, with very bright colors in the music and the eternal present influence of the 440 school. It was very good that Hernandez chose Hector Anibal to be the other voice, Hector is the prototypical lead singer, just listen to the album and you'll find out. Four out of five stars would be the judicious rating, but we must confess our bias toward anything that has a connection to 440, so five stars it's our rating. We bought the record six days ago, and just can't stop listening to it.

Great job Marco, we let the music speak to us, and the music definitely did it.