Juan Luis Guerra: Grandes Exitos En Video

compre este dvd porque me gusta juan luis guerra especialmente sus exitos viejos,el disco esta excelente y le daria 5 estrellas si estuvieran los exitos: bachata rosa,como abeja al panal,y carta de amor.aunque sea en vivo pero no estan ni en video ni en vivo por lo demas todo esta perfecto.esta es la lista de tracks:
1.El niagara en bicicleta
2.Burbujas de Amor
3.El costo de la vida
4.Vivire
5.Ojala que llueva cafe(en vivo)
6.La Hormiguita
7.Coronita de Flores
8.La Cosquillita
9.Palomita Blanca
10.A pedir su mano
11.Estrellitas y duendes
12.Quisiera
Bonus videos:
13.La Bilirrubina(en vivo)
14.Amapola(en vivo)
15.Visa para un sueño

Juan Luis Guerra is a artist that paint with a diverse palette of effective music colors the amazing magic realism of the tropics. His music has being a fresh air in the death latinoamerican music scene of the last 20 years characterized by a lacking of originality and innovation. With the edition of this DVD-Video we see new lights in all those well known hits of Juan Luis. The videos are made with a adecuate sense of romanticism, multicolors scenes, and a controled sensualism that serves well to the songs. As a bonus, some live tracks are included, as a testament that Guerra is not only good in the record studio, but a wonderful stage perfomer as well.

Juan Luis Guerra a professional musician influenced by many different artist within the non commercial scene in music such as progressive music, jazz, blues and traditional non commercial latin/spanish (?) music and very well known within the latin american tropical/romantic music. Grandes exitos is a good collection but . . . not the best from this great musician/composer and singer of merengues, salsas and BACHATAS. The richness of the language put into songs in a romantic or protest statement. "Cuando te Beso" or "El Costo de La Vida" "El Niagara in Bicicleta" "Burbujas de Amor" "Ojala Que LLueva Cafe" "Bachata Rosa" etc., are some of the dozens of songs written by this great musician/composer/singer. I guess there will be more . . . what do you think? Do we want more from the great Juan Luis Guerra and 4:40??