Hmmmm, my favorites, in no particular order are: Albert Pujols, Stan Musial, Lou Brock, Bob Gibson, and Dave Freese. I would have liked to meet them all, but I wouldn't have acted even close to that. OK, maybe Freese, but not one else!!!
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Couple divorce after wife kisses Romeo Santos onstage at an Aventura gig
It's just a bit soft how he sings, there are also other male singers with a similar tone, perhaps not so strong though... I'm no fan, neither is my wife, but he doesn't sing bad by any means...
My wife doesn't care for him at all, but then she isn't a big fan of bachata or merengue. She prefers ballads or Salsa.
Yet he's pretty successful... Must be doing something right. As said, there are no fans of his in our household but obviously I know of him...
I think it's because all the gals absolutely adore him. They go completely gaga over him. I never met a Dominican girl that didn't seem to know all the words to his songs.
Salsa and bachata, both the music and the dance, are very popular worldwide and not just in Spanish speaking countries. Check out this girl from Slovakia:
My son's Chinese wife blew Dominicans away on how well she danced both bachata and Merengue.
All my male friends say he is gay. A lot of people think he is. Maybe this lady was trying to see if he was or wasn't.
I guess I do not understand what "being gay" may have to do with his singing or if women like him to the point of hysteria. If I am not mistaken, he has something like 4 or 5 kids.
You prompted an old memory of Japan's contribution to the cause:
As for Romeo, the first time I heard him was a few years back in a taxi. I asked the driver what HER name was.
He and mi amiga both had a good laugh over it.
That's a famous Japanese salsa band - Orquesta de La Luz. Very good!