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A Man and His Music: La Voz - Héctor Lavoe
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  1. Aguanile
  2. La Banda
  3. Ah-Ah/O-No
  4. Te Conozco
  5. Abuelita
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  1. Aguanile
  2. La Banda
  3. Ah-Ah/O-No
  4. Te Conozco
  5. Abuelita
  6. Que Bien Te Ves
  7. Barrunto
  8. Pirana
  9. La Murga
  10. Juana Pena
  11. Che Che Cole
  12. Triste y Vacia
  13. Timbalero
  14. Mi Gente
  15. Todo Tiene Su Final
  16. El Todopoderoso
  17. Periodico de Ayer
  18. Isla del Encanto
  19. El Cantante
  20. El Sabio
  21. Hacha y Machete
  22. Vamos a Reir un Poco
  23. El Rey de La Puntualidad
  24. Ublabadu
  25. Alejate
  26. La Fama
  27. Mi Gente
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No one made salsa great more than Willie Colón, but a large part of what made Colón great was Héctor Lavoe. "El Cantante" was the greatest vocalist in salsa history, a man whose gift for vocal improvisation and rhythm was in similar company with James Brown and Ray Charles -- and precious few others. He sang his lines with the same melodic dexterity as the greatest jazz singers (with more resemblance to an instrument than a voice). Also, he played off Colón's sprightly arrangements and punchy trombone lines to perfection. ...

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