Luis Enrique Y Eddie Santiago - Los Principes de la Salsa (front cover) Vinyl

Luis Enrique Eddie Santiago - Los Principes de la Salsa (1990) [SEALED] Vinyl LP

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Luis Enrique Y Eddie Santiago - Los Principes de la Salsa (front cover) Vinyl

Luis Enrique Eddie Santiago - Los Principes de la Salsa (1990) [SEALED] Vinyl LP

$49.99

Catalog Number:

DCL-80341

Musical Styles:

1990s, Caribbean Music, Cuban Music, Latin Jazz, Rumba, Salsa

Sleeve Grade:

Mint (M)

Record Grade:

Mint (M)

Condition Details:

PROMO sticker on back. Unopened/new vinyl, factory sealed, and in excellent condition. Some creases along edges. Front top right corner has a slight bend. Label design can't be confirmed because it's sealed. (Not a cut-out.)


Tracks:

  1. Luis Enrique
  2. Amiga
  3. Desesperado
  4. Tu No Le Amas, Le Temes
  5. Lo Que Paso Entre Tu Y Yo...Paso
  6. No Te Quites La Ropa
  7. Eddie Santiago
  8. Tu Me Quemas (Eddie Santiago )
  9. Que Locura Fue Enamorarme De Ti (Eddie Santiago )
  10. Lluvia (Eddie Santiago )
  11. Insaciable (Eddie Santiago )
  12. Tu Me Haces Falta (Eddie Santiago )

About The Record:

Los Principes de la Salsa, by Luis Enrique Y Eddie Santiago, is a vibrant compilation album that brings together standout tracks from two leading figures in the salsa romantica movement, showcasing their smooth vocals and romantic style over infectious rhythms. It stands out for blending previously released hits with a new original song Amiga performed by Luis Enrique, which added fresh appeal and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Tropical Latin Performance. The project is historically significant as it captured the peak of salsa romantica popularity in the era, winning the Premio Lo Nuestro award for Tropical Album of the Year and highlighting the genre's commercial success through collaborative appeal. Fan-favorites include the passionate Amiga, the energetic Desesperado, Tu No Le Amas Le Temes, Lo Que Paso Entre Tu y Yo Paso, No Te Quites la Ropa, and Tu Me Quemas, which continue to resonate for their emotional depth and danceable grooves. The album itself was a major hit, topping the Tropical Songs chart for five consecutive weeks.

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