Roberto Roena - Looking Out For "Numero Uno" flac album

Producer, Bongos – Roberto Roena. Trombone – Lutty Maldonado. Trumpet – Fernando Marcano, Mario Alvarez Cora. Matrix, Runout (Side A etched): FANIA 26-A.

He recorded his signature song, "Coro Miyare", with the group; live performances of the song featured Roena playing the bongos and dancing with his uncle, legendary salsa dancer Aníbal Vázquez, in a choreographed section that almost always received standing ovations from the audience. 1980 - Looking Out For Numero Uno. 1980 - Que Suerte He Tenido de Nacer. 1982 - Super Apollo 47-50 with Adalberto Santiago.

Roberto Roena - Looking Out For "Numero Uno (LP, Album), Prensa Venezuela. So many good albums Roberto Roena Y Su Apollo Sound recorded and this one is just another great one and as I mentioned above the title song for the album is simply stunning with the arrangements.

Looking Out For ‘Numero Uno’, released in 1981, contained the dark bittersweet Se Esconde Porque Me Debe, superbly arranged by Louis García, and three interpretations of songs written by Cuban composer/bandleader Adalberto Alvarez. The next year, Roberto teamed up with vocalist Adalberto Santiago for his last release on Fania, Super Apollo 47:50. As PeachExploration has pointed out, Roberto Roena very much has been honored here. By the way, the correct title of the song is Tú loco loco y yo tranquilo. php?t 5047&start 6 (I made the request here back in July last year!)

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You’re looking out for yourself, for number one, ‘numero uno. nd hey, with the kind of world we’re living in, I don’t blame you. Life can chew you up and spit you out so bad that your own mama wouldn’t be able to recognize you. So we develop a thick skin, we learn, we adapt and soon we find ourselves wrapped up in our own selves. Sometimes, though, it’s not that obvious. We don’t just look out for ‘numero uno’, we have you covered as well. From the cast and crew that brought you 'Makofi Ya Kilo’, now comes 'Bei Ya Jioni.