La Voz is a Latin & Tropical album by Hector Lavoe, originally released in 1975. On Gatefold: 33 pressings tracked.
About
After long stays with the Fania All-Stars and the Willie Colón Orchestra, Héctor Lavoe's smooth voice had become one of salsa's most seductive sounds. There's plenty of seduction on his solo debut, with love songs ("Mucho Amor") alongside Christian sentiments and cultural songs ("Rompe Saraguey," about an herbal ritual). The anthemic "Mi Gente," saluting his Puerto Rican roots, became one of his signature hits. Colón’s orchestra provides smooth grooves throughout; don't sleep on the tasty vibes solo on "Un Amor de la Calle.”
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Tracklist
- 1El Todopoderoso (Remastered 2023)4:23
- 2Emborráchame de Amor (Remastered 2023)3:00
- 3Paraíso de Dulzura (Remastered 2023)4:36
- 4Un Amor de la Calle (Remastered 2023)3:24
- 5Rompe Saragüey (Remastered 2023)6:32
- 6Mucho Amor (Remastered 2023)2:11
- 7Tus Ojos (Remastered 2023)3:35
- 8Mi Gente (Remastered 2023)5:26
Sound DNA
- Latin & Tropical
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Eddie RiveraBASS
- Hector LavoeCHORUS, VOCALS
- Hector ZarzuelaTRUMPET TRUMPET, SOLOIST
- José Mangual Jr.BONGOS
- Jose RodriguesTROMBONE TRUMPET
- Mark DimondPIANO
- Milton CardonaCONGAS
- Nicky MarreroTIMBALES
- Ray MaldonadoTRUMPET TRUMPET, SOLOIST
- Tom MaloneTROMBONE
33 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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