Don Omar - Last Don
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Album Details: Last Don
- Release Date:
- 06/10/2003
- Label:
- V.I. Music
- UPC:
- 654545058721
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El negro del dale
, August 29, 2003Reviewer: ricandog1060 - See all ricandog1060's reviews8 of 9 Yahoo! Users found this Last Don review helpful Desde la isle del encanto nada mas y menos que Puerto rico el negro del dale don omar salecon su cd the last don... se los recomiendo ! Muy bien CD -
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, July 31, 2004Reviewer: deliciouschick925 - See all deliciouschick925's reviews1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Last Don review helpfulPros: the best
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Pro Reviews: Last Don
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews One of the first reggaeton albums to make waves internationally, Don Omar's debut, The Last Don, deserves notice for historical reasons alone. But it's also a remarkable album musically, spotlighting one of the style's emerging icons as well as two of its leading producers, Eliel and Luny Tunes. These producers, the latter a duo, handle the vast majority of The Last Don and give it unified sound that carried over from one song to the next. A few guests pop up now and then, most of them then emerging superstars themselves, including Glory, Daddy Yankee, and Hectór el Bambino, and while they add a little spice to The Last Don, the album is very much Omar's own, nonetheless. He's not simply a vocalist with "más flow," he's also quite thoughtful, emotional, and articulate, delving much deeper than the surface gunsandgirls motifs of much reggaeton. And too, he can piece together some great songs, in particular the opening run of "Dale Don Más Duro," "Intocable," and "Dile." The Last Don peaks early, granted, and it's not nearly as catchy or accessible as you might expect, given its popularity, but it holds together well as it progresses, getting quite narrative at times ("Aunque Te Fuiste" in particular). The albumclosing bonus track, "Dale Don Dale," is a highlight, for sure, one of Omar's signature moments. All of these aforementioned songs are among the best reggaeton songs of their time, which alone would make The Last Don a classic. But that the album holds together so well and follows a loose narrative as well as maintains a unified sound makes it all the more standout, truly one of the best reggaeton albums of the early to mid2000s, up there with Barrio Fino and El Abayarde. The thing is, though, Omar was just getting started. His music here on The Last Don is a bit formative relative to what he'd do soon afterward with songs like "Pobre Diabla" and "Reggaeton Latino," where he began adding increasing amounts of melody to his songs without sacrificing any of their substance. - Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide |
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Don Omar became one of reggaeton's first international superstars, thanks to his early2000s work with Luny Tunes but even more so thanks to "Reggaeton Latino," his 2005 anthem that became one of the style's first genuine crossover hits. Born William ...Full Don Omar Biography
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