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  • Release Date: 09/28/2004
  • Sales Rank: 75,533
  • Label: WARNER MUSIC LATINA
  • UPC: 825646186426

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Sin Verguenza

1LISTENSangre Americana 3:49
2LISTENEl Algun Recuerdo 4:05
3LISTENPasos de Gigante 3:56
4LISTENPorque Brillamos 3:49
5LISTENLa Mexicana 3:26
6LISTENEn los 70 4:05
7LISTENMiro la Luna y Pienso en Ti 4:19
8LISTENColores, Colores 4:14
9LISTENGuerras Perdidas 4:34
10LISTENFeliz Conmigo 3:11
11LISTENLa Olla 4:14
12LISTENUn Regalo 2:17

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Editorial Reviews

Since this band's name translates to "Bacteria," listeners would perhaps expect an aggressive and harsh sound, but the Latin pop trio offers just the opposite -- a perfectly blended fusion of diverse Latin American melodies. Sin Verguenza is the Miami-based group's third CD, and it demonstrates a sophisticated mélange of the members' Brazilian, Colombian, and Puerto Rican musical traditions. Some of the tracks, such as "Sangre Americana," reveal more of a pop/rock focus with just a sprinkling of Latin rhythms, while others such as "Pasos de Gigante" present straight-ahead Latin music complete with horns and timbales. Lead singer/guitarist Jorge Villamizar's vocals are smooth and mellow, lending a hypnotic feel to bossa nova-flavored tunes like "En los 70" and "El Algun Recuerdo." All in all, this album supplies a pleasing mix of pop/rock music with Latin sensibilities. Rosalind Cummings-Yeates, All Music Guide

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Sin Verguenzaby Anonymous

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July 05, 2005: It grew on me. Now I can say I reccomend ALL of thier albums. Next time I see them live I'll yell for La Mexicana ^^

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January 04, 2005: I bought Caraluna about a year ago and liked about half the album, but after a few listenings the songs I would skip became my favorites and I promptly bought the self titled album. I was practically foaming at the mouth when i heard their new album was coming out. Have to say i was dissapointed, maybe I expected to much but there's a small amount of songs on here that make me want to press repeat. Who knows, I'm still listening to it at work to see if it'll grow on me like Caraluna but it looks doubtful. Don't get me wrong, there are some great songs on here and if you'er already a fan you should pick it up. If you're not I suggest the first two albums. Another note, they make a fun live show, though I really wish they'd played more songs instead of breaking into "Caraluna" 5 times during the same set. (no exaggeration. five times. one show. yeesh.)


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