Luis Fonsi - Paso A Paso
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Track List: Paso A Paso
- Nada Es Para SiempreDownload & Buy
- ArropameDownload & Buy
- EscondidoDownload & Buy
- Estoy PerdidoDownload & Buy
- Por Una MujerDownload & Buy
- Vivo MuriendoDownload & Buy
- Me MatasDownload & Buy
- Me lo Dice el AlmaDownload & Buy
- Para MiDownload & Buy
- Todo Sigue IgualDownload & Buy
- Paso a PasoDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Paso A Paso
- Release Date:
- 07/12/2005
- Label:
- Universal Latino
- UPC:
- 602498827994
User Reviews: Paso A Paso
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Fonsi's Big Step
, August 2, 2006Reviewer: Rachel - See all Rachel's reviews -
i love this man and song
, September 27, 2005Reviewer: hotmusiccornielle - See all hotmusiccornielle's reviewsPros: great lyrics great song great inspiration WOW! great song
Cons: there is nothing wrong with this song(my opinion)
Oh my god this man can sing and his inspiration (his girlfriend,who has cancer) made this song on my top list of all songs (and, i am a diverse person) all i can say is that this song made me cry and shout everytime i hear it.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!BEUTIF ULL!!!!!!!!!!!KEEP ON SINGING GREAT SONGS LUIS FONSI
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Pro Reviews: Paso A Paso
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews When one thinks of Puerto Rican artists, the word that has generally come to mind over the years at least before the rise of reggaeton is "salsa." Salsa as in Tito Puente, Ray Barretto, Eddie Palmieri, Tito Rodriguez, Hector Lavoe, and Willie Colón. Salsa as in el Gran Combo, la Sonora Ponceña, and el Conjunto Clasico. But while many Puerto Ricans (along with Cubans, who invented salsa rhythms like son, cha cha, mambo, guaguancó, and danzon) have made valuable contributions to salsa, being Puerto Rican doesn't automatically mean being salsaoriented. There are Puerto Rican popsters as well, including Luis Fonsi. Instead of catering to the tropical market, Fonsi has gone for an acrosstheboard appeal in the Spanishspeaking world and he continues in that Latin pop vein on Paso a Paso, which is definitely one of his stronger, more consistent releases. Fonsi hasn't always had great material to work with (his first Englishlanguageoriented album, Fight the Feeling, was a disappointment), but this time, the songs (many of which he cowrote) are above average. Paso a Paso is, by Latin standards, Top 40 fare and while the disc has a lot of adult contemporary appeal, Fonsi brings a bit of a rock edge to some of the tunes (especially "Por una Mujer," "Para Mi," and the soaring "Arropame"). Paso a Paso (which was mostly produced by Sebastian Krys) has some light ballads (including "Vivo Muriendo" and "Me Lo Dice el Alma"), but there are plenty of uptempo items as well. Fonsi opts for variety, and it serves him well on Paso a Paso which, for all its sleekness and pop gloss, has plenty of meat on its bones. Those who have found some of Fonsi's previous albums to be uneven and inconsistent will be glad to know that Paso a Paso is a keeper. - Alex Henderson, All Music Guide |
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Puerto Rican-born singer Luis Fonsi moved to Orlando, FL as a child and began his career in show business as a teenager, singing in a high school vocal group called the Big Guys with his friend (and future N'Sync supestar) Joey Fatone. After high sch...Full Luis Fonsi Biography
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Pros: well known in California
Cons: none
Luis is becoming a huge hit in the area of Sacramento, CA. Especially around the Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, etc. area where they live. His songs are capturing and the lyrics are powerful.