Inolvidable, Vol. 2: Enamorado de Ti Jose Luis Rodríguez

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  • Release Date: 04/13/1999
  • Sales Rank: 7,618
  • Label: SONY INTERNATIONAL
  • UPC: 037628317722

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Inolvidable, Vol. 2: Enamorado de Ti

1LISTENCeloso / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 3:17
2LISTENCapullito de Alheli / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:53
3LISTENObsesión / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 3:00
4LISTENFlor de Azalea / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 3:23
5LISTENSomos / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 3:02
6LISTENEnamorado de Ti / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:54
7LISTENTriunfamos / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:58
8LISTENMoliendo Café / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:55
9LISTENPa' Todo El Año / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:57
10LISTENHasta Siempre Amor / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:55
11LISTENNoche De Paz / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 3:05
12LISTENEl Adios / Jose Luis Rodriguez & Los Panchos 2:19

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A greatest-hits album of sorts from Jose Luis Rodriguez, a particularly busy and surprisingly versatile Venezuelan singer. The bulk of the album is taken up with romantic ballads, as the title (Unforgettable) might suggest. There are hints of tango, samba, and mariachi as well, however. Throughout the album, it would seem that Rodriguez is making use of a number of Brazilian aesthetics, most notably through his phrasing. At the same time, his voice remains in more of a Mexican/Venezuelan mode, which doesn't mesh with the smooth phrasing of a samba quite so well. Backing band Los Panchos threaten to steal the show from time to time during their short instrumental interludes. Arguably one of the better Rodriguez albums and certainly worth a listen, but first-timers may want to opt for Inolvidable (the prior compilation) first. Adam Greenberg, All Music Guide

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