En Vivo!

Disc 1
1	Lloraras 4:32
2	Bravo de Verdad 4:30
3	Me Voy Pa' Cali 3:57
4	Mi Negra Esta Cansa 5:12
5	Sanduguera 4:38
6	Monta Mi Caballo 6:59
7	Juanita Morel 6:37
8	Calculadora 5:33
9	Mis Hijos 5:30
10	Detalles 4:41
11	El Manicero 6:28
12	Sun Sun Babe 6:26
Disc 2
1	Hechicera 5:57
2	Beni Moré...Medley "Que Bueno Baila Usted" 6:48
3	El Son de Alberto 4:53
4	La Media Vuelta 3:06
5	Sientate Ahi 5:10
6	Ven Morena 4:07
7	Melao de Caña 8:46
8	A Mi Manera 8:48
9	Mi Bajo y Yo 7:44
10	Taboga 6:53
11	Tatalibaba 3:50
12	Irimo 7:56

Barnes & Noble

Given that this Venezuelan salsero is one of the most volcanic live performers in the entire Latin music spectrum, this two-disc concert recording makes for some potent audio dynamite. Indeed, ¡En Vivo! reproduces the dizzying energy level of an entire D'Leon set, forsaking the singer's later material in favor of the older (and better) stuff. Having begun his career in the early '70s with ensembles like La Dimensión Latina and La Crítica, the performer's repertoire overflows with hits, from the bouncy simplicity of the salsa anthem "Llorarás" to the smoldering sensuality of "Ven Morena." D'Leon's most remarkable feat might be the boldness with which he attacks songs by Cuban legends, such as Beny Moré's "Qué Bueno Baila Usted," Orquesta Aragón's "Calculadora," and Celia Cruz's "Melao de Caña," delivering versions that surpass the originals in their sheer piquancy. That said, you don't need to know the history of Afro-Cuban music to dig into this album -- D'Leon's salsa is as sweet and addictive as the ripest mango. Ernesto Lechner

All Music Guide

Perhaps more than any other non-Cuban musician, Oscar D'Leon has perfected the sound of the son. This album is testament to that fact, documenting on two discs a live concert in a New York nightclub. Throughout several decades D'Leon has perfected his live act, and this album pays tribute to many of the musicians who have influenced him over the years, including Beny More and Andy Montanez. With a dance-inducing collection of songs, this album shows that D'Leon still ranks among the greatest salsa stars in the world. ~ Stacia Proefrock, All Music Guide