Luis Enrique Tunes That Rock the Dance Floor

The most famous Nicaraguan singer ever (and one of our all time favourites here at LatinoLife) Luis Enrique surprised the Latin world when in the late 80s he became a major hit-maker across Latin America. Dubbed ‘the Prince of Salsa’ Enrique had the looks, the swagga, the dance moves and the voice, but also he was and still is a great musician; in fact he was cutting his teeth as a percussionist in the Miami music circuit long before becoming a singer. This first track "Yo No se manana" is probably one of the Biggest Latin hits of the last 20 years, winning him the Grammy in 2010 for Best Tropical Album (Ciclos). His Romantic Salsa has a beauty and an alternative, intimate style all of its own plus the musical quality - a combination that has us itching to get on the dance floor every time we hear them. Enjoy.
by Jose Luis Seijas
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 Yo no se mañana

 

Desesperado


No te quites la Ropa



Date Un chance



La Mañana



Beso Tuyo



Asi es la vida



Alma Rosa



Lo que es Vivir



Lo que pasó entre tu y yo





 

 

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