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Deliverable via email in your choice of MP3, WAV, ALAC, or FLAC. Your purchase will be delivered by the email address [email protected]. Please make sure to check your junk email as well if you do not see your digital album on release day.
Deliverable via email in your choice of MP3, hi-res WAV or hi-res FLAC.
Lavoe made his solo debut on the Coln-produced album La Voz in 1975. The album reached gold. Jos Febles arranged Lavoes composition Paraso de Dulzura and dazzlingly updated the 50s Chappottn classic Rompe Saragey, featuring an elegant and ingenious 2:30 minute piano solo by Mark Markolino Dimond. Dimond played piano on Colns second and third albums, The Hustler (c. 1968 on Fania) and Guisando Doing A Job (c. 1969 on Fania) and wrote a track for each record. Other highlights of La Voz are El Todopoderoso, co-written by Lavoe and Coln, who arranged the number, and the Johnny Pacheco penned anthem Mi Gente, also arranged by Coln. In May the following year, Lavoe garnered Latin NY magazine awards for Best Male Vocalist and Best Conjunto.
Track Listing:
1. El Todopoderoso
2. Emborrachame de Amor
3. Paraso de Dulzura
4. Un Amor de la Calle
5. Rompe Saragey
6. Mucho Amor
7. Tus Ojos
8. Mi Gente
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