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Dominican Music
As Raulín himself said this is bachata from twenty years ago and people still dance it as though it came out today....one of Raulín’s best productions ever....
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Where is the music from the streets that you'll hear everywhere lol? Time to bring some youth to an overaging DR1
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Rey de Mangu,
Yes, absolutely. Actually, I pulled out the album with that song three weeks ago and I have been playing it non stop. That song is beautiful and if you know how to dance bachata pegaíto....it is even sweeter.
I saw Raulín live almost ten years ago and missed an opportunity last year. He is one of DR’s best bachateros. I have all is albums except one.
Yes, absolutely. Actually, I pulled out the album with that song three weeks ago and I have been playing it non stop. That song is beautiful and if you know how to dance bachata pegaíto....it is even sweeter.
I saw Raulín live almost ten years ago and missed an opportunity last year. He is one of DR’s best bachateros. I have all is albums except one.
El cacique has a new style though. He reinvented himself and I think he will continue to be a bachatero top.
His last two albums is the new Raulin- Escenas de amor and Hablamos en la cama.
This is his new song. I like the lyrics:
Yes nice para amargarse. I had to turn off the tunes or I would have to order par de fría!
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Bob, I'm just going to have to order a few cold ones now!
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The year was 2002, Bronx, New York. After a good workout at the 86th Street Equinox and grabbing the 4 train back to Burnside Avenue the only music you could hear blasting from the hundred-year-old brick apartment buildings, all the windows, Obsesion, Aventura; Si tú Estuvieras, Los Toros Band and Frank Reyes, Quién Eres Tú. Busy streets, smell of fritura, pinchos and weed. Domino game out front of the building with all the usual suspects. 
No, no te amargues.....other nice ones by Raulin from the old days are Que vuelva and Mujer infiel.
